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stouffville january 24 1924 fresh arrivals haddie haddie fillet oysters iceberg lettuce fancy lemons a full line of all grades of raisins and fancy currants try our choice new ceylon tea at 60c per lb aylmer tomatoes and vegetable soup ratcliff co rri2rrsi5i5i special january isale womens allwool gloves long cuffs or short regular price 95c and 110 now only 75c and s5c mens allwool gloves double reg 165 now only 125 mens ah pure wool hose reg 55c now only 45c womens all pure wool hose ribbed tops assorted colors reg 175 now only 125 womens all- wool mitts reg 75c now only 15c childrens now only 10c these are all first quality we do not handle seconds also mens st work pants rubbers and sox r a g lehman phone stouffville cut prices still the order we are continuing our slaughter prices on all winter goods come in and see for yourself mens overcoats as low as 1200 boys overcoats down to 1000 stylish caps warm and good reg up to 250 only 100 leather mitts heavy quality reg 175 now 125 horsehide gloves reduced to 125 curlers boots warm and sure footed reduced to 350 overalls and union suits are not advanced here although wholesale prices are away up j i 4 m 111 1 4 i i west end stouffville the dairy cow where ever you see fine looking buildings on a farm you will also see a fine looking herd of dairy cows dairying is the most successful way of farming at the present time with the assistance of the creamery you can keep more cows for- satisfactory results ship your cream to stouffville creamery co phone 18602 also agents for the delaval separator we are selling the remainder of our winter millin ery at a very low price also wools and fancy goods monarch wools our special monarch down monarch dove monarch silver twist mrs f wilsons phone 4303 js the tribune i3 published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year in advance a v nolan publisher stouffvilcb ont a statement in detail as to how the milk is bottled editorial comment when canvassers call on you for magazines and papers remember that all the deadbeats are not dead in 192 the ontario government received in motor license fees 4000000 during the present year it will receive 5000000 the in crease being due to more cars being sold the new licenses with yellow background will be issued about february 1st v v those who take interest in finance will note that greece has paid can ada 450000 interest during 192 on her s 000 000 debt by the end of 1924 belgium will have paid in full the 000000 balance of her debt and france 5 500000 debt the country gentleman says a shortage of blacksmiths is apparently near at hand- yes we believe it as a trade it does not seem to attract young fellows nowadays the garage attracts the mechanically minded ones this tendency will ultimately affect farming and it is regrettable from other standpoints the real oldtime blacksmith was and is yet a capable craftsman and often a picturesque character he was a handy man frequently a sort of com bination of blacksmith carpenter and possessing veterinary know ledge nevertheless we cannot get along without the services of the blacksmith despite the garages and filling stations that dot the land scape there is still a useful niche for the country blacksmith it looks like there is an opportunity for an occasional husky young fellow who isnt afraid of hard work land a little grime on his hands war breeds terrible enemies and weapons the last war- so far produced the deadliest fighting methods yet known to man and the next war will be worse some days ago we read of the new french ghost airplane the invention of a captain in the french army the ghost plane flies without a pilot and may be directed through hertzian waves by an order keyboard from hundreds of miles behind the fighting lines and it is not only pilotless but in visible and invulnerable that is to say it is constructed to rise to such heights as to be out of sight and out of range of the biggest antiair craft guns when it drops its devas tating bombs on enemy positions military enthusiasts already picture squadrons of ghost planes pouring death and destruction out of an empty sky on the helpless and be wildered enemy whose longrange guns will have become as obsolete is the arrows of the middle ages the great war was supposed to be 9 to end wars and still we have inventions of the devil going on to j make prospective future wars which i will be fought from the air more infernal than the deathdealing mus tard gas the pwicfws of vahius ami skrilizinn the isottles the bottles ar- pur into a tank of hot water heated by steam tree from any odor such as coal oil or any other fuel which may he used for heating the water a quantity ot spe cial soda is added to the water and after the somes are thor oughly washed every hottle is then turned over on a steam nozzle the live steam is then turned on into each bottle and no germ of any kiifd is lett after cooling the bottles tney are then ready to be filled the hotllliis of the milk on the delivery or the milk samples are drawn trom every can and tested lis to the but ter fat it contiins and the taste it same is satisfactory the milk is strained through double cloth into the bottl filler the casefc of empty hot ties are placed under the valves of the filler and filled without human hands touching same all this is dine in a bright and airy room of tne creamery building whih is not attached to other buildings or stables the milk is deiperett immediately after filling by using this milk your con science caiy rest that you are doing yourtluty to yourself and your family because you are getting tit surest milk available the healtjor growing children is not to be trifled with ir you are not using our milk yet call us up and we will be pleased to have our driver call at your place as well stouflvilik creamery rhonc 1s002 co stouifvime association a p f bethesda names of members in good stand ing in the stouffville association for the apprehension and prosecution of felons on jan 1st 1924 members names omitted is owing to their not having paid their 1914 assessment of 50c 1 stouffville henry brillfn- ger noah baked geo bowers mrs jacob boadway ira brown john j brown wilmot brown j nelson burkholder lemon baker walter brillinger w h clark john cleaver wm h conner benj doten jacob fockierdr ira freel andrew graham irwin gray joshua hoover sam hare samuel hoover s b hoover elias hoover wm harper amos lehman jonas lewis joseph mowder james mor- rin mrs f d miller joel nendick elijah pennock james j rae mrs geo robinson isaac reaman row- botham bros w b sanders sil vester bros john storry arthur stapleton f l stiver wm j thompson lloyd turner martin ttait john urquhart thos william son l c wideman geo watson amos yake john yake jacob yake stouffville rural route alonzo allan robert burnett jos burnett john brownsberger ever ett barnes geo barkey w ii clarkson john h davis edwin forsyth wh a fockler henry grice rb hoover norman hoover eli hoover chas harper geo irwin j b johnson w p john son whjones rolph jones ross kester d law ed lloyd carman morris ed morris w j monk- house a d morris wellington paisley flavins reesor newton rae richard rae wm reesor robert ratcliff jarvis storry wm storry robt h spofford clarence stafford edgar storry keith tarr john b turner james wagg jas wellman son joseph d win- terstein gormley russel gray d w heise claremone joseph byer j bundy geo w coates dunkeld bros jacob b hoover elias b hoover john rhoover fred john son thos w lewis eli lehman the movers have all got settled in their new homes we are sorry to report mrs ern est steckley is on the sick list sunday night was the coldest this hewson millard dmmorgan wm winter twelve below with a stiff j h pugh geo richardson j oscar wind how to get over the ice seems to he the biggest question of the day just now wesley sherrick of richmond hill was calling on old friends one day last week miss may sanderson spent the week with her friend mrs wesley theaker mount albert imrsj steckley celebrated her 93rd birthday on thursday jan 17th congratulation to you mrs steck ley lkmoxvimk george hood is in toronto serv ing on jury mr and mrs kellington visited in claremont on thursday rev dr williamson has return ed home after spending a few days in toronto the young people are enjoying the skating on the pond these winter moonlight nights mrs orville drewery of dixon hill spent friday the guest ot mr and mrs t drewery the ladies aid which was hold at the home of airs talbot 6th line on wednesday last week was well attended mrs talbot served din ner in place of the tvnery tea whieh was much enjoyed by all the guests proceeds amounted to nearly 12 the next meeting will be hed at mrs kellington spang markham colin reesor gid eon brownsberger menno grove isaac grove ben b hoover john hare david mhoover crevnoids ring wood philip fockler j m grove son alex mitchell peter riaymer chris stouffer wel lington stouffer win burton whitevale herman burkholder and sylvanus baker lemon ville alfred haynes and wm t rob inson goodwood chas k deseer w j gray and robt nesbitt ballantrae geo judd and robt wilson to- onto john h michel wm michell and w j turner green river jonathan nigh land j b lstiver unionville henry hoover almira abram brown penetang oliver johnson newmarket noble m stevenson brougham geo smokam mount albert wm thorn millbrook jos watts aurora new members f24 percy brown stouffville r r j tempringham stouffvillerr a h lawson stouffville h mcclure stouffville rr w if shaw stouffville isaac reaman secretary j j rao president our clubbing oiler with any or the dally papers will save you money and time of sending in your own renewal whether in town or country sleighs we are prepared to supply your wan- with sleighs either long or short reaches a good supply always on hand we also have a few second hand sleighs at bargain prices x ianktreb masseyilarns agent slouirvlllo w h shaw midwinter earing still going on every item on this list a money saver ladies and misses flannelette white check and stripes 27 inch wide reg 25e mid winter sale 1 7c all wool delaines reg 150 per yard midwinter sale per yard 100 ladies and uhildrens wool hose consisting of plain cashmere ll rib also worsted midwinter bale a pair 59c ladies sport hose in all shades midwinter sale a pair 79c ladies and childrens gloves black white navy and red midwinter sale a pair 15 cents ladies pullover sweaters and sweater coats reg 300 and 375 midwinter sale 150 ladies heavy woollen vests and drawers reg 2 midwinter sale each 150 children union vests and drawers reg 75c mid winter sale each 50c ladies burbury coats reg 2200 and 2500 mid winter sale 1495 ladies chamoisette gloves in all sizes midwinter sale pair 59c men and boys w mens all wool worsted hose midwinter sale 50cpr tfti mens heavy ribbed underwear 150 midwinter ef sale 100 mens sweater coats midwinter sale 159 mens sweater coats extra special midwinter sale 298 mens heavy wool work shirts midwinter sale 159 mens neckties reg 75c and 100 midwinter sale each 50c youths suits sizes 22 to 25 reg 500 midwinter sale each 200 mens heavy all wool sox reg 50c midwinter sale 35c pair or 3 pair for 100 boys sweaters reg 125 midwinter sale 100 20 only mens suits reg 1500 and 1800 mid winter sale 995 i odd lines in children scarfs pullovers and sweaters midwinter sale each 100 many other items not shown on this list at- very low prices w h shaw phone 9512 stouffville sr during winter months store closes every evening except saturday 1 m tt w4-