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stotjffville october 22nd 1925 fob saxj3 fresh cowreg holstein for sale dan hall iemonville phone 8805 house to rent eight roomed bouse furnace and all conveniences apply tribune office s 35 fob saxjb good secondhand bandsaw 28 inch also eight inch maple leaf grain grinder both these machines in good repair barkey bros stouff- tille phone 310- 35 fob sale a number of rock pullets good jaying strain apply mrs j brillin- ger phone 8513 stouffville beth- eeda the late o o bennett wood fob sale dry hardwood 12 length- at 14 cord jos borinsky fob sale 2 two heating stoves with hot water fixtures inside suitable for beating raditor apply barkey bros phone 3101 stouffville separatob fob sale masseyharris separator in first- class condition wilmot vague ringwood 34 pigs fob sale eleven small pigs 6 weeks old eelect strain arthur carruthers lot 32 con 8 pickering phone clare- xnont 1503 x i of tr- farm wanted in exchange for a good general store doing five hundred weekly solid brick and sacrificing for quick deal prudential realty co 59 adelaide west room 128 34 t wanted calves for vealing purposes also highest prices paid for fat calves j churley phone 6405 there passed away at sunnyside farm claremonton tuesday morn ing oct 20th 1923 charles otis bennett beloved husband of matilda lyle folowing an illness of some duration deceased was a son of the late thos bennett who for many years conducted the mansion house at uxbridge about 20 years ago deceased took up farming which occupation he followed more or less until the time of his demise the circumstances surrounding hs death afeparticulaiy sad owing to ill health mr bennett had decided to dispose of his erd ot shorthorns by auction on thursday oct 22nd and from his sick bed had directed the arrangements for- the sale and it was his ambition to see it to a successful conclusion the great summons intervened however and mr bennett will be laid away on friday the day following his inten ded sale which has been postponed until tuesday nov 3rd the late mr bennett was a man of particu larly genial disposition and enjoyed a large circle of friends besides his good wife who was matilda lyle be fore her marriage he is survived by three daughlers mrs spcnce of tor onto mrs soden of claremom add mrs geo miller of near winnipeg who came home for the funeral mrs miller is a sisterinlaw to mr robt miller of stouifville the late walter bennett of pickering who passed away about two months ago was a brother the funeral on friday wijl take place to ciaremont union cemetery following divine service at tin house at 2 oclock v altona mr and mrs b b wyancko and family miss bertie raymer mrs r mcaulley of toronto and mr and mrs martia wideman miss lizzie wideman and wesley of dicksons hill mr and mrs d l sfouffer and family mrs f hoover and miss bertie hoover of ringwood mr and mrs clare bolander and family of bethesda were sunday visitors of mr and mrs edw hoover ringwood miss ada barkey is spending a few days in lemcnvill3 miss alma brownsberger was a toronto visitor on wednesday mrs elias lehman of stouffville spent wednesday at j m groves mervin brownsberger has return ed home after being out west help ing with the harvest mr and mrs harvey pipher and family of toronto were visitors at i piphers on sunday mrs ralph burkholder and family of toronto are spending a few days at wm piphers plymouth rock pullets for sale ready to lay apply jf aramer dicksons hill phone 2807 vivian wanted live hens andducks for which i pay highest prices sam golden at pennocks livery julyrb strayed 2 fat haifers from 9th con one roan and one brindle with white face leadbetters butchers shop tim j altona oder mill the mill will be open 3 days weekly monday wednesday and friday bring along your apples eter nighswander altona mills horse fob sale bay driving mare reliable sell cheap r english bloomington for rent solid brick house on albert street now occupied by mrs mcconnochie good lot apply d mcconnochie stouffville 35 mrs stanley mccormack has spent a month with relatives at goderich the greater part of the 1 mile of highway which is to be built along here is now finished miss mary mccormack who is a nurse in training at the western hospital toronto spent sunday afternoon with her parents the fact that mrs walker is con tinually ill has induced mr walker to sell his farm mr kushner who lives in vivian will be the future owner mrs edwards cole from ottawa paid a flying visit to her daughter mrs hawkins mrs hawkins has not enjoyed very good health during the last week or two but is now re covered againt mrs edwards cole usually spends the summer in ottawa and the winter in louisville kentucky credit auction sale of horses cattle pigs im- plemexxs furniture hay grain etc the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 12 con 3 uxbridge half mile south goodwood on a monday october 20th 1925 the following valuable property be longing to richard ynes horses dark brown mare 9 years old dark brown gelding 12 years sorrel horse 8 years stud bay horse 6 years stud grey mare 11 years bay gelding driver 7 yrs bay mare 3 years cattle red cow bred 11 yrs hoist ein cow bred s years part jersey cow due dec 15 7 years red cow bred 4 yrs rw cow fresh 3 yrs ayrshire cow fresh 8 yrs red cow milking 3 yrs jersey cow bred dec 18 5 yrs red cow due nov 12 6 heifers 2 years old pigs brood sow 8 small pigs implements c 2 sets doi harness set single harness binder nearlv new mccomick mower nearly yew 3horse spring- tooth cultivator 2 sets disc har rows pulper 2 scufflersi 2 sets iron harrows land roller 2 plows cuttingbox wane or eaton separator horse rake fanning- mill and bagger ifh gang plow 2 hay racks buggy wagon box wagon nearly irew old wagon set bobsleighs ww set springs 3000 lbs cap forks rakes hoes andv other articles v furniture happy thought stove parlor suite large dining- room table sideboard 2 stoves coal or wood box stove 3 bedroom suites chairs and other articles about 1200 bushels grain and 30 tons hay about 3 acres turnips positrvfly no reserve stouffvilles new dry goods store invites you to inspect tfceir newly added line of illy burke dresses in plain striped and checked trenella flannel balbriggan and allwool french charmeen they are all well tailored in the latest designs and at sur prisingly low prices we also have coats for women and children terms 12 months credit or 5 per cent off for cash sale at one pm f w silversides auctioneer send the tribune to absent friends i in our mens dept we lave the famous arrow collars and shirks storrys square deal overalls and workshirts alsosweaters socks and mitts grocery dept pastry flour 24 lb 90 sunmaid raisins rfe i0c p and g soap llbar 55 soap flakes 2 lbii 25c pure clover hone5 lbs i 75 orange pekoe teap lb 35 coffee lb i k 30c fresh roasted peanuts 01 saturdays f c rdwbdtham phone 5601 j town orders delivered i l i i i f i rr a ai w thl hc m m t s pi i i9 m 1 w i fe i- m conditions in canada were bad in1921 why there were good crops that year but no markets and excessive freight rates what did premier meighen dp to relieve the situation nothing as usil conditions in canada today are good and steadily improving why freight rates have been reduced the cattle embargo removed jjw markets opened and the people can buy manufactured goods the tariff reductions have improvtrade and have not been excessive enough to injure industry 1 woolen mills are running double time in many towns such as renfrew asimcoe shoe factories are busy implement factories running full time all fause agriculture is prosperous premier mackenzie king by wise policies of retrenchment and trade dflelopment ha lifted canada out of the slough of despond in which premier meighft it mr meighens cure for trade depression is high protection at lejts his election cry even mr meighen knows the folly of such a policy because in 1920 when he was pri minister and on may 25th that year he spoke in the house of commons as follows i i v we never can have a high tariff in canada we cannot have a high tariff in canada for obvious reasons in the first place a high tariff is unsound in principle in that it tends to eliminate one of the factors of competition namely foreign goods foreign goods must be allowed to enter into competition under fair conditions in this or in any other country but the conditions under free trade or without protection are such that the foreign competitor has every advantage so i say we cannot have any immoderate or high tariff for the reason first that it tends to exclude that healthy ele ment of fair conditions namely foreign competition secondly we have in canada a territory of wide extent we have one por tion of canada newer than the other portion a more predomin atingly agricultural coijp to manufacturers and indus trial development andfuently the advantages of the tariff do not accrue to thenf as they ultimately will accrue to them they come moiately to one portion of this coun try than to another of these two reasons we must always have in thiscf more than a moderate tariff under any condition maintain the steady progress of prosperity in canada filing your vote for rt hon w l mackenzie king ss3bk 4vern this country reform campaign association newmarket ontario wwbfeiaasissiiijgj r