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stouffville june 14 1923 fruit pineapples are over but the season for other fruits are crowding in we always carry a full line of the very finest in fruits for quality and price youll probably need rubber rings and- jars something for a dainty lunch now the weather is warmer youii be thinking of something in a cold line for lunch we suggest canned fish such as florida shrimp sardines lobster chicken haddie tuna fish or herrings in tomato sauce thone orders carefully filled ratcliff co phone 7112 stouffville tennis or sport shoes we have them and in sizes for the wee tot to the biggest man or woman we also have a nifty line of white boots with leather soles we procure out of stock goods on shortest notice hosiery in all grades at attractive prices a glehm footwear of merit stouffville ont phone 43q1- m bargains in millinery a table of specials on saturday at 200 also wools gloves and fancy goods mrs f wilsons phone 4303 house wiring should be done now as hydro power will he turned on in stouffville fall fall there will be a big rush at the last minute lets figure on wiring your pre mises whether house store or farm build ings all work guaranteed reg w gyatt electrical contractor mansion house 8touflmue new hooks ix library get this loudem bird proof barn door hanger and have the bam door hang and run right for all time this is positively the finest bam dopr hanger on the market as its name implies birds cannot build in the tiaclc the track is hollow with closed ends no ice or snow in winter of train in umm can possibly get in to clog it runs ca two ttrocsy fccd hal ley hceb i wayi trnooth ad riy running hmjrj o to rrav it sublc cl to 2ow the dxnto tio outward and up- m rd it occtiioa reqeirej ask for the louden line otm 47 yer cf opjw ad practicsl prfsrraii so to make loudca xooit edcat and iceablc nv aako everything for the barn iadvdiak cow stalls slasckfoat uf aad ferd carrien hay foci aad sues- urtie fer cr irw cwjzw ti louden machinery co dwt guelph oat 9 lei us figure on your barn fix tures also remember we conduct a busy grocery store all goods are careful ly selected so that we offer only the best to the public geo j lawson west end grocer phonk 173 stouffville new xonfiction books flint and feather johnson the drama of life mjtchell the healthy child from two to seven mccarty practical talks by an astronomer jacoby my method cone laurier a study in canadian poli tics dafoe at the mercy of the turkish bri- gands eby pioneers of old ontario smith reference books outline of science 4 vols thomson short history of the world wells 5000 facts about canada 1923 an nual edition new juvenile books jim the backwoods story of a po lice dog roberts the barkwoodsmen roberts tom swift and his airship appleton tom swift and his submarine boat appleton tom swift and his wireless message appleton reuben stones discovery stratemeyer little foxes henry little nell dickens helens babies habberton the wanderers nelson pub adventurers all- nelson pub martin spade kirke rifle and caravan barnes phoebe marshall somewhere in canada trent boy mechanic book hi morning glory girl winlow and kocklington mother goose nursery rhymes disobedient kids nemcova just so storjes kipling toys and things booth handy andy lorer jos boys aleott girls xew and old meade ruth fielding in moving pictures ruth fielding down in dixie ruth fielding in the saddle ruth fielding in the red cross ruth fielding at the war front ruth fielding homeward bound ruth fielding down east ruth fielding in the great northwest all by emerson campfire girls in the outside world vandercook trail boys of the plains allen boy scouts of eagle patrol piyson a peace scout barnes bungalow boys marooned in the tropics forrester captain at fifteen coleman openway mckfshtne by star and compass stk the tribune is published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year in advance a- v nolan publisher stouffville ont editorial comment when sowing your wild oats it is best to stay in your own field the village of iroquois in dundas county with a population of s47 was assessed in 1921 anc paid no taxes the council financed by temporary loans it reads like a ralry tale to learn that there was a single munici pality in this province where the residents escaped taxes for one year the old adage as sure as death and taxes was only true in part in one ontario municipalityin the year 1921 i chesloy enterprise the unit- i ed farmers of south huron are to be congratulated on turning down in convention andrew hicks who as whip of the party revealed caucus secrets in the legislature and de nounced his oncetrusted leader premier drury windy andy- is not a dependable man and has lost the confidence of all honorable people of this province irrespective of party politics a man who betrays party confidence may get big head lines in the newspapers ana that may tickle his vanity but he loses the goodwill of the bestthinking citizens there will be a threecornered fight in the forthcoming election in south ontario conservative dr j moore brooklin liberal w en sinclair kc exmpp and pro gressive f h richaruson exwar den of the county who is well known in toronto having served on the board of control mr richard son is said to be a likely winner but you never can tell at the present moment it appears probable that there will be four names on the east york ballot hon geo s henry conservative hs clarry liberal aw roebuck ufo and john galbraith wine and beer there is one thing about galbraith he runs every election and always has a new platform last election he advocated licensing the man and limiting him to so many drinks a day economist the newmarket era an old lib eral paper of north york has the following very fitting question for he dominion government to ans wer what is the matter with that 2c postage rate that we were led to believe that would prevail as soon as the budget speech was delivered it is time this wartime burden was removed if t is a mat ter of revenue it would be more consistent to retain the duty on that needless luxury if not a positive evil the cigarette the postage rate concerns every family in the dom inion and the experience of sir william mulock was that the 2erate brought a larger revenue than the 3c rate did previous to its intro duction stouffville school report may standing j sr 4th winston booth and ivy j saunders velma st john marguer ite hodgins sr 3rd mary lewis edna stout- fer edna watson paul boadway jr 3rd erie collard margaret mackenzie betty booth sr 2nd zaida barker bruce rowbotham mary byer n huxtable jr 2nd ed galloway and geo mertens ethel sanders herbert garthwaite sr 1st hugh thomas mildred burkitt gordon murchison charlie lfntner jr2nd edna burkitt and dorothy meyers dorothv mcgrogan jack miller miss spofford d class harrv holden doreen hodgins daisy madill c class norma little and nelda i lehman norma rusnell elda heise b class ruth barker sam bor- insky geo morden a class bobby hareeulah bril- linger sam anderson l j bennett school report ss xo 22 mitklmm class iv ada reesor olive tur ner beatrice rennie telfer kennie sr ill dawson wagg bert sil- verthorne chas brown jr ill anna reesor c wagg sr ii al brown x reesor jr ii g vanzant w hopkins minnie taylor sr i m spofford j harris l wagg g foote j barkey r ren nie jr i edna green v hopkins evelyn green l foote m woods sr primer percy brown ktay lor jr primer ethel wagg v barnes teacher june sale for two weeks what chance has mr cooper the ufo candidate ix north york election allaee forsake white lochttn jfoosters limited number whiletbey last 10c each apply to josu merteas phose 903 stouffville p to the editor of the tribune in 1919 out of a total vote of 11023 s p foote ofo receiv ed 2930 or 26 vzc of the vote in 1921 out of a total vote of 12195 r w e burnaby ufo received 2966 or 24 of the vote it must be remembered that in these campaigns mr g a brodie burnaby and others had organized live clubs in every part of the riding which were in full swing mr fotoe had canvassed and or ganized mr burnaby gave practic ally all his time for two years to pic nics club meetings canvas and pub lic meetings and more than that mr burnaby had secured hundreds of subscriptions throughout the rid ing for shares in the ufo coop and the investors were warm in their support with high hopes of victory at the polls and dividends on their shares in those campaigns agllors from the labor tempws of the city were brought into th towns o work the vote while the1 fo club ijimtttier rallied the ruals mr foote lid nottfare to repeat the performance sir burnaby has retired fromlajr otficia connection with the movement the canadian council of agriculture of which he was president has declared itself out of politics mr morrison for the ufo has stated that organization does want to sponsor a government hon mr drury has renounced tne x f o label and pinned a peoples party- badge on himself in kaiton mr burnaby retires gratefully with hi investments safely in out of the wet and his 1921 campaign expenses thoughtfully paid in r vance by the ufo members mr cooper courageously sets out to wear down an adverse majority in a four weeks campaign with ail good wishes from mr foote aad mr burnaby whats the use elector adv the stouffville fire brigade in tend holding a grand firemens de monstration here some time in august in order to reduce stock and at the same time in troduce new custom to our store we are offering big cuts in prices for next two weeks mens straw hats from 150 to 350 these hats regularly sell up to 500 genuine english make the very latest currie garters and braces in dainty boxes excel lent material of elastic a big choice at 35 to 50c mens work shirts only 95 genuine good material which regularly sell up to 175 they will wear and wash well see them hats at 25c working hats for men just when they are needed your choice at only 25c a big range of kharki pants running shoes caps etc also sweaters for boys at only 69c boots at 375 just think back to prewar prices on this line working shoes that wear like iron at prices 375 to 450- oxfords 600 to 675 one of the best makers attend this summer sale look over our stock whether you boy or not jl little vestend stouffville new goods summer wear we have a complete new line of hot weather goods for the men mens sailor straws from 2 to 4 english make mens work hats 25c good value mens panama hats genuine from 300 to 500 mens and boys balbriggan under wear summer weight single gar ments 75c and 100 each combinations 175 per suit summer weight hose all colors 50c pair only a few pairs left ladies ladies underwear from 25c to- 100 per garment ladies combinations from si to 2 kiddies hats 50c to 125 i 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 ddddddddid5disadddid