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stouffville september 23rd 1926 our 36th year the home town store all supplies for the pickling season in this line we only handle the best try our special pure cider vinegar also heintzpure white pickling try that extra fancy celery fob your canning the finest selection ot all fruits in season also candles and the best in sugar thompson seedless raisins 2 lbs 27c choice bulk dates 3 for 25c finest bulk cocoa 3 lbs for 25c certo 29c ratcliffco you pay less for more deliveries phone 7112 the tribune thursday morning terms 200 a ygar in advance 250 to the united states a v nolan publisher stouffvilile ont editorial comment d still greater bargains bargains come in and look our bargain table over womens boots 150 a pair you will find great value on our table v rubber season will be on now we handle the celebrated life bouy rubber the best on the market mens rubbers light over 120 to s190 womens rubbers light over 90c to 100 boys rubbers light over 100 to 125 youths rubbers light oyer 90c to 115 misses rubbers light over 85c childs rubbers light over 75c if you want a good rubber buy the life bouy a g lehman stouffviiie the peoples shoe store goal and coke we advise putting in your coal and coke now for next winter we have on hand at all times lehigh valley co and coke canada cement do your building this year as the price of cement is lower au kinds of feed on hand tile of all sizes it pays to drain your lands- 70 per thousand 4 42 3 32 6 tile standard screenings on hand s w hastings proprietor telephone 16 9 residence s 7 1 f save work time money by shipping cream to us its more profitable than making butter stop that drudgery and take a holiday and at the same time keep the home fires burning we collect your cream or pay you for making delivery to us stouffviiie creamery co agents for the delaval separators phone 18602 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings 3k this is the season when a light coat is needed we have a choice line which are equally serviceable as raincoats nifty style exclusively made also a few rubber coats to clear j l little next bank nova scotia stouffville phone 177 ontario the grit slogan melghen cant win will now be universally ac cepted all girls cant be expected to swim the english channel but theres nothing to prevent theru from paddling around in dishwater some time or otherr when we read ot fifty lives being lost in a threatre in ireland when fire broke out we are prone to re spect our ontario laws which com pel owners ot public halls and theatres to take necessary precau tions against such disasters the township of whitchurch has the distinction of returning the smallest township majority in north york on election day sifton re ceived just five votes over lennox although in 1925 mackenzie king received si of a majority m m it is interesting to note that n the recent election every municipality in n y which returned liberal maj orities in oct ot 1325 returned a liberal majority this time and all places that went conservative in 1925 remained so this time aurora gave the highest conservative maj ority in the riding and stouffviiie the highest liberal vote women in our canadian north west were out helping with the har vest it isnt as hard as swimming tile english channel nor as specta cular but its a mighty sight more practical the king government will have a substantial majority in the next house of commons the liberals and liberalprogressives number 130 against 115 conservatives then they ain always count on a fair share of the remaining 24 uf os progressives ilaborftes etc supporting them without any undue hobnobbing three hearty cheers were given for a d bruce of markham town ship at the newmarket arena on wednesday night last week he conducted or organized the cam paign of the liberal candidate in no haphazard manner not often an organizer- is remembered in this manner after the fight especially if he didnt just come out on top but then a d is generally popular any way x herb lennox and mr harry sifton received the election returns last week at their respective com mittee rooms in newmarket when mr lennox was certain of victory the band was moboltzed and a real celebration was made of it then he went to aurora where similar big crowds awaited him and these sup porters he thanked in a short ad dress according to a new law that has just been enacted in england the penalty for being drunk while driv ing a motor car is tour months in prison and a fine of 250 in addi tion to this the license of the diiver is automatically revoked for one year and when a law is passed in england it is enforced they do not put as many laws on their statute books as we do but there is no play ing with the law when once enacted what has been anticipated for some time was made public satur day namely the retirement of mr geo veale from the liberal candi dature tor the legislative assembly in north ontario in favor- of mr j w widdifield mia this it ap pears was decided on at a party conference the reason given cut be ing mr vealea personal apprecia tion of the support by the ufo ot the progressive candidate in north ontariomuskoka in the election of tuesday last the resignation ot air veale leaves the field to two candidates air u w widdifield progressive and air td bell con servative we understand that the contract into which tho farmer enters when ho gets a rural mail box is that he shall keep his name printed on it plainly if lie doesnt the mail man doesnt have to leave nim any mail very few ot the boxes on tho stouff viiie routes have any trace of a name left on them that is unfor tunate when somebody from town or psrhaps from tho city is going past in a car and admires a fine field of tall wheat or other grain or a fine herd of dairy cows and slows his car down to ton miles an hour in order to read tho name on tho mail box it is loo baffthat he oint satisfy his curiosity besides it doesnt show that the owner is very proud of his farm or his name when he so neglects this detail however so far we have nevr heard of any of the stouffviiie couriers refusing to leave mail in these boxes south ontario results the election returns for south ontario show that dr kaiser con servative defeated xv h aioore liberal by 880 majority the rural section went strong fo the liberal candidate who re ceived majorities in five out of eight municipalities mr moore received his largest majority in the township of pickering where it was 465 reach came next with a 208 major ity for the liberal candidate while east whitby gave him 11 2 whitby township 30 and scugog 30 dr kaiser in addition to the city of oshawa received majorities ot 117 in the town ot whitby and 74 at port perry returns to date as tabulated by returning officer albert w jack son are as follows kaiser oshawa 4494 whitby town 923 east whitby 703 whitby township 494 pickering township s87 reach township 521 port perry 389 scugog 94 moore 2960 806 875 524 1352 729 315 134 s565 kaisers majority 880 7cs5 claremont the youngest son of mr and mrs jamiesou of balsam died suddenly or sunday the b y p u iatend holding a corn roast at g itrr forsyths on wednesday evenlug stanley cook and family of oshawa wore in ttfwn sunday and called on friends mr gordon overland of detroit spent a few days with his brother mr and mrs c a overland mr and mrs robt lithe and mr and mrs jas gluvs of toronto ji finilsy with mr and mrs c a overland the remains of the late mrs geo lee were laid to rest in bethel cemetery last friday a good many followed in the procession to the burying ground flowers grain and vegetables fc decorating the church will be r ceived on saturday afternoon all 1 the community are welcomed ringwood ms b johnson spent a few days recently in toronto airs john ramer at dixons hill is a toronto visitor t his week aiiss tillie barkey ot toronto is spending a few days with ada barkey mr and airs h spang and family of mount albert called in our burg on sunday mr and mrs leslie grove and family ot lions head are visiting at henry groves miss h millsop of stayner and miss lillian wagg have been engag ed as bookkeepers at aickenzies garage mr and airs ed stover and daughter gertrude of iroquois falls and air thomas of oshawa called at j ai groves on saturday wetare glad to report that mrs boake who has been sick in new market hospital tor some time is re gaining her health we hope she will soon be able to return to her home at baker hill altona a number from here attended oshawa fair last week aliss alice white ot toronto has been visiting her many friends at altona there were several gun reports heard in our neighborhood but so far w3 have no casualties reported the corn and weiner roast at wm feasors on friday nlsfct was well attended and all report a good time owing to the illness of her father mrs h slack of glasgow has been spending a few weeks with her par ents air and mrs alackay we are pleased to know that mr mackay is now on the road to recovery a quiet wedding took place in eglinton united church sheldrake blvd toronto on sept 18th when aliss annie fuller of green river was united in marriage to mr floyd l mackay ot this prace we con gratulate and wish them a very happy married life lemonville wilson steel a pretty weddin i was solemnized on wednesday sepl 15th at the parsonage lemonvilu when margaret daughter of mrani airs gould of boltonovas unite in marriage to air s wilson sot of mr and airs geo wilson o mono road rev alfred laycock pastor of the united church oftlct ated the bride wore a lovely weddi ing gown of june rose georgett over taffeta panelled in old gol lace and black picture hat she wi attended by aliss alargaret thomp son of harriston the groom belni supported by mrdrewery of lemon vllle after the ceremony air ant airs wilson left on a motor trip t new york the bride travelling in i smart ensemble of grey canton dress and blue coat with squirrel fur on their return air and mrs wilsor will reside on the grooms farm mono road their many frieudf wish them happiness health and prosperty glasgow rally day and harvest festival services will be held in the united church on sunday next sabbath school will be held at 2 oclock and divine worship at 3 and 7 pm re spectively rev h s warren- will address the school and also preach in the afternoon air ward will preach at 7 oclock gifts of fruit dont miss mar kham fair friday and saturday october 12 six horse races each day tiottinfr running steeplechase hon j s alartin alinister of agri culture will formally open the ex hibition in front of grand stand on friday at 1 pm stouffville band both days gaai davison president r h crosby secretary 95c of goods you need 95c thursday friday and saturday 32 ginghams in all colors checks 5 yds for 95c fancy silk and wool hose in brown grey sand and green and black and white pair 95c ladies pure thread silk hose all light colors reg 150 and 200 sale price pair 95c- ladies corsets all sizes special 95c ladies night gowns dimity and crepe sale price 95c ladies print and gingham dresses reg 195 sale price 95c boys play suits special 95c- childrens gingham dresses special 95c- childrens pure allwool cashmere little daisy hose sizes 4 to 8 assorted colors 2 pr for 98c an odd lot of childrens and ladies lisle cotton and silk hose reg 50 60 and 75c special 3 pr for 95c mens fine shirts reg 150 to 300 special sale 95c boys sweaters in heather mixtures all sizes price 98c boys bloomers and knickers consisting of serge and tweeds special per pair 95c mens smocks and overalls odd sizes 95c mens work sox all sizes special 4 pr for 95c mens underwear medium weight reg 125 odd sizes each 95c- flannelette blankets sizes 64x72 special each 95c- come in and see these bargains before they are all snapped up you should also take time to see the new fall goods now on display during summer we close each wednesday at noon open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings