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stouffville january 31 1924 fresh arrivals haddie oysters haddie fillet iceberg lettuce fancy lemons a full linfe 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 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 regt 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 l little y 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 ft ft 1 ft 1 special january sale womens allwool gloves long cuffs or short regular price 95c and 110 now only 75c and s5c mens avool gloves double reg i65 now only 125 mens all 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 a g lehman phone 43- 1 stouffville the tribune 13 published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year ia advance a v nolao publisher stouffville ont a statement in detail as to how the milk is in iiihiiv bottled the editorial comment church union this subject has never been discussed in these col umns and there is no inclination to commence the subject is becoming a very lively one and lately it has been necessary to empty the tri bune waste basket twice a week in stead of once so numerous have been the letters to the editor on some phase ot the church union con troversy the greatest offender is a writer in montreal who signs him self e scott and invariably tries such flattery as most of your read ers will not see it in any other paper the tone of these letters is not what one would expect from people who are supposed to be exemplifying the declaration blessed are the peacemakers for they shai be called the children of god our future is being heavily mort gaged in this province to meet the needs of the fanatical legislators who enact the school laws under pre sent conditions municipalities are be ing forced by the department of education to build new schools at an alarming pace in south ontario alone last year 475000 has been spent in one year for new schools and additions to old ones what is true of tliis small area is equally true in most other ridings in the province h a hutchison ips for south ontario in his report to the county council at whitby stated that now there werethree continua tion schools and three high schoofs irtness of wahins d steillizins isoltles the bottles an put into a lank of hot water heated by steam free trom any odor such as coal oil or any other fuel which may be used for heating the water a quantity ot spe cial soda is added to the water and after the bottles are thor oughly washed every buttle is then turned over ony a steam nozzle the live steam is then turned on into each bottle and no germ of any kind is left after cooling the bottles they are then ready to be filled the untiling of the milk on the delivery or the milk samples are drawn trom every can and tested as to the but ter fat it contains and the taste if same is satisfactory the milk is strained through a double cloth into the bottle filler the cases of empty bot tles are placed under the valves of the filler and filled without human hands touching same all this is done in a bright and airy room or toe creamery building which is not attached to other buildings or stables the milk is delivered immediately arter rilling by using this milk your con science can rest that you are doing your duty to yourself and your family because you are getting the safest milk available the health or growang children is not to he trifled with it you are not using our milk yet sail jis up and we will b8 pleased to have our driver call at your place as well stov wyiiiiik creamery co phone 18002 goodwood special correspondent isaac foskett in toronto saturday last on business frank middleton visited friends in toronto last week miss helen robinson in toronto for a few days this week mrs alph mcdonald is improving in south ontario and there was a i and expects to soon be out of bed high school or continuation school i mrs l is in toroneo this week visiting her within driving distance of every student in the inspectorate a new- school section had been formed east and west of the town of oshawa new schools have been built at claremont 40000 5 rooms public and continuation brooklin 40000 6 rooms public ond continuation pickering 25000 remodelled s s 7 pickering 2 rooms 15000 oshawa two s roomed schools and one 10 rooms 150000 475000 has been spent on school buildings in south ontario this year although the area of the inspectorate is small lemonville george mckuen has engaged sam raymian for the coming year we are glad to report that mrs j brown is recovering from her recent illness the mennonite prayer meeting held at mr ranters on wednesday evening last was well attended the cold snap of last week was hut a reminder that jack frost may play havoc yet though many were predicting a mild winter the missionary program in the sunday school last sabbath under the splendid leadership of miss courtice and was greatly appreci- courtice was greatly appreciated by all sunday s n gormley miss ella hoover spent with her parents at home we are pleased to see mrs doner is feeling some better miss lydia sider has returned fro u attending the bible conference owing to the recent snow storm no mail was delivered on saturday things are looking up ingormley two bakers get your order in early for cookies mr frys sale date is set for sat urday feb 2srd he was in stouff- ville on tuesday arranging for sale bills county councttj the reeve of whicchurch town ship has been added to the special committee on reforestation for the county of york mr baker there fore replaces mr crawford who was on the committee last year reeve o w gohn of markham tow and pw pearson reeve of new market were also added to the com mittee although county council sat all last week very little actual legisla tion was enacted it is likely the sitting will again be sprung into three weeks but there are many who contend that all the work could be done in ten days the warden is largely responsible for the despatch wilh which business is transacted and the warden who will put the proper speed into county council business should be awarded a medal for bravery he would bringdown certain condemnation from some members but at the same time ho would save the county of york many hundreds of dollars york county is not alone in this grievance for we know of other counties w the chief occupation of the county council on many days is to put in time it drags so hnvily that the card table and checker beard are brought in in york county the council is gett ing so large and unwieldy that when the letter heads for the year are printed with all the members names on they take up so much oom that there is scarcely any space left to write the letter on daughter mrs brown geo todd is paying 105 per bag for potatoes 20c per bushel for turnips mrs j reid in lindsay last week visiting her mother and daughter marion professor campbell of mcmaster university preajched in the baptist church last sunday imiss jessie harper in toronto over the week end visiting her mother miss myrtle and millie watson robert taylor has not been so well the last few day and all the family were there tp see him sunday fred middleton was under the weather a few days last week but we are glad to notice he is able to be out again wedding bells are ringing closer and louder around here and we expect two or three of these events in the near future 5rank fieids jf hamilton visiting his parents here who have been il for the past couple of weeks but we are glad to say are improving chas harper was in toronto last week to see his wife who is ill in the hospital and reports her- conditions fair but still unable to undergo the operation miss florence smalley has left the store here no doubt to prepare for something better and miss bessie murison of stouffville has taken her place in the store everybody seemed pieased about the mild winter we were having not very cold or stormy but now the tune has changed and the general remark is some winter epworth league at hi methodist church is expected to be good the pres promising a treat or thosi who come hut didnt mention whit it is it maybe n hoi supr of pepper and mustard now is the time to get after the draining of our village so when all the red tape has been gone through it wlli be about time for the water to be here and the man with author ity can size up the situation and have something done which will be beneficial to all arthur pearson of saskatchewan u visiting his relatives here it is 25 years since mr pearson left here and this is his first return and of course is quite a stranger to all but when he makes himself known to some of the old residents they re member him and we are glad to see him h o klinck mutual life insur ance agent stouffville visited our village last week endeavoring to put some of our thoughtful husbands en the right track of protection for their wives and families should something unforeseen and unex pected happen them anyone inter ested should communicate with d mcdonald or f a forsyth some of our young hoys of the village have been bothering our merchants and have to be told to leave the premises which some did but four others waited and were driven away with the horse whip which aroused the parents ot the children who cie at the merchants for so doing but we believe if the boys act right the merchants will act right with them these hoys should have had another whipp ing when they got home there is inthing worse than disobedient chidren so boys behave and there will be no rouble hess stock tonic samples now on hand for distribution bring ia your coupons boadways drug store stouffville w h shaw mid winter sale what the midwinter sale has been a big successstill there are a great number of small lines which we are going to clear in three days thursday fridait and saturday january 31st february 1st and 2nd w 27 flannelette special 6 yds for 100 27 allwool delaine reg 150 special 100 yd childrens and ladies allwool hose 3 for 100 ladies cashmere hose special price 2 pr for 100 w ffa ladies heavy wool underwear reg 200 for 100 s rf girls woolen combinations penmans 95 on sale per garment 100 childrens woollen underwear small si 2 garments for 100 s corsets in all sizes reg 150 on sale thursday friday and saturday 100 ladies woollen gloves reg 150 for 100 pr ladies cashmerette gloves 2 pair for 100 mensheavy wool sox reg 75c on sale 2 pr for 1 odds and ends in boys and mens heavy under wear 2 for 100 mens fine shirts reg 200 for 100 mens and boys sweaters to clear at 100 snugs for kiddies sleepers reg 100 on sale 2 for 100 50 yds of circular pillow cotton on sale 3 yds for 10 remember the date thursday friday and saturday w h shaw m phone 9512 stouffville f during winter months store closes every evening- sj except saturday jz if