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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 4, 1928, p. 4

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stouffville october 4th 1928 quality service the home town store you pay less for more at the home town store seedless raisins 2 lbs for i 25c bulk dates 2 lbs for 25c finest rice 3 lbs 25c shelled walnuts special per lb 40c macaroni bulk 3 lbs for 25c cheese new and old canadian kraft chateau plain chateau pimento roguefordt swiss and limburger choice clover honey at special price all sizes crown fruit jars also the famous mason jar with new patent rubber elberta peaches in full swing our experience counts in the quality ratcliff co town deliver phone 7112 style service quality new fall goods a special invitation is extended to the ladies to come in and see our fine hosiery and gloves- none better in town now is your time to get your footwear in fine straps pumps and oxford for women young girls and child ren fine holeproof hosiery full fashion fine gloves in kid suede and fibre just arrived from the factory in the latest shades also mens fine boots and oxfords mens work boots boys school boots the very best pussy foot boots and shoes for children buy now when you have first choice a g lehman the peoples shoe store stouffville ford masseyh we can now give you immediate delivery of any model of ford car if you have any notion of buying next spring and have a car to trade in you will be able to get coonsiderably more by turning it in now thn you will be able to get in the spring we have large stock of ford fordson and massey- edarris parts on hand good used cars for sale 1927 ford fordor 1926 ford coupe 1925 ford tudor 1925 overland tour ing 1923 special gray dort 1921 ford touring chevro let touring 2 1923 ford ton truck we sell these cars very reasonable to save storing for the winter d holden 8touffvillb phone 184 ford and masseyharris agent use our fertilizer drill for the benefit of the farmers we have purchased a new fertilizer drill which can be rented at a nominal figure s now is the time to place your order fertilizer phone us your requirements and we will be ready for you when the time comes to fertilize agent for milton brick for this territory s w hastings coal and coke always on hand phone 169 stouffville stouffv1ille creamery company poultry we are constructing special pens for the fattening of poultry from the bi-pro- duct of our creamery and we are pre- pared to buy any quantity of live poultry stouffville creamery co stouffville ontario we are open tuesday thursday and satur day evenings notes and comments we are informed by a local uiilk producer that farmers selling cream on tho toronto market have been notified to cease the practise and henceforth all cream sold in toronto must go through the regular chan nels of the city dairies there may be good ground for this action for the city bylaws provide for the in spection of ail stables and places where milk or cream is produced for sale in toronto cream sold on the market escapes this inspection and hence the new regulations pro hibiting its sale ithas been sug gested on the other hand however that the new law is enacted at the instigation of the city dairies who have to submit to the rigid inspec tion of city olhcial3 that some funny laws are enacted is quite true one of the more recent to come to the at tention of the public is an ontario measure which prohibits undertakers from advertising funerals for some time several firms in toronto have advertised the price of funerals and this has led to a big cut in fuueral expenses to the general advantage of the public now the powers at queens park in response to the plea of the undertakers association forbid the advertising of funeral rates on and after january next we suppose the undertakers defend their stand on the ground of etiquette or nonproffessionalbut lie duty of the government should be to protect the public regardless of these fictitious pleas the following information is comp iled and sent from washingtondc during the first six months of 192s canada increased her purchas es in the united states by 65 per cent and the dominion sales to the united states increased by 32 pel- cent over the similar period in 1927 according to a report realized by the foreign commerce depart ment of the chamber of commerce yesterday the dominion was the best cus tomer of the united states by mora than 100000000 in total trade the united kingdom was next best but her total trade figures were only 560000000 as against canadas 061000000 during the first half of the cur- rent year canadian purchases in the united states amounted to 426- 199000 or 4570 worth of goods per icapita canada sold the united states 231852000 worth of goods during the same period australia purchased a good deal less from the united states during the first half of this year her total bill being 66530000 23 per cent less than for the same period last year in days of yore 1 tribune files of sept 18s9 3t years ago rtarttwxrtamtrttrtatixrttrttrvxtartrij smith or hoover the democats have won oniy four out of the last fifteen elections since 1861 twice with grover cleveland and twice with woodrow wilson- wilson the only recent democrat owed his first victory to a split republican vote in which roosevelt progressive republican polled more votes than taft the re gular republican nominee and the two together far more than wilson both smith and hooover were born in humble circumstances hoover was a plow boy and when he went to college started a laundry for other students but did not stay poor he graduated as an engineer and was a mine manager in auh- tralia and china more than twenty years ago made a fortune in tho latter place and in 1914 had appar ently settled down in london lo stay at any rate his biogaphies at that time gave no united states address he was worldfamous among mining men unknown pol- tlcally in his own country then the war broke out and the american consul in london called on him for help in dealing with the mob of americans who were trying to ex change letters of credit ibank drafts and express orders for gold his capaclty for organization sent him to belgium as head of belgian re lief his genius was soon apparent he was appointed united states food administrator later director of food supplies for the allied powers he became united states secretary of commerce in 1921 but al smith four times govern or of new york also has strength as a political candidate he too has climbed to the top by his own merit for he was born in one of new yorks east side tenements and nt thirteen was called upon to support ills mother and his youngest sister by driving the truck from which death had removed his father it was while working in the fulton fish market that he was discover ed by one of tho tammany lenders who got him a job as server of jury notices and started him on a career as a public speaker at thirty tam many elected him to tho assembly in 1911 he was its majority leader while hoover was still busy in china in 1917 he was first cler-t- ed governor of new york state births batchellcr on sept 2sth 192s to mr and mrs f i batcheller neo elsie m ward at huntington quebec the gift of a son mrs geo lloyd has started on a trip to new york dr walter sangster has opened an office in markham clias mccallum has left to resume his medical studies at detroit only five voters in uxbridge vill age cast their ballots against the by law as to bonus the organ company with 6000 wm henderson of goodwood is at tending model school at port perry after which he will be qualified as a school teacher new residences being built this year are messrs john bakers and s m warriners a long list of 20 more could be mentioned but this pair are outstanding in beauty the stouffville iband played at the garden party of cashel church on mr w bruces grounds 6th concession of markham the boys are not afraid to give more than one selectionand say didnt uncle dave make a good drummer a special train from stouffville is being run for the benefit of those wishing to attend the toronto fair giving them a longer day the attend ance on wednesday was 75000 and the gate receipts iu000 the larg est ever known in canada mrs dowswell passed away sud denly at goodwood on thursday she had been in stoouffville and the same evening she passed away a iarge family is left including george our worthy representative on ux bridge twp council on sunday afternoon a young man named joseph albert pipher was drowned in dixons hill pond he was ibathing with two other com panions deceased was 19 years old and the son of jos pipher 7th con cession markham when a prominent stouffville citi zen took his family into the country for a sniff of fresh country air the horse took suddenly sick at the foot of sam cooks hill dr graham was called and after examination re commended small doses of pea- and oats the action brought by michael yake against the local board of health for 1500 damages in conse quence of being quarantined at the time of the smallpox outbreak last fall has been submitted to arbitra tion mr yake has selected dr hunter as arbitrator and the b of h has selected ir philip h bruce of toronto these men will select a third arbitrator and the sittings will be held in a few weeks writing from brandon man geo silvester says last week with my wife 1 drove four miles north of the city and we were in the midst of 800 acres of wheat then sept 1 1ss9 just about in stooks we drove across the stubble and all we could see was wheat and tops of three houses talk about wheat its my firm belief that it would tire the best horse you would scare up to drive about and see as much wheat as you could see in any hour i might men tion some farmers all of whom you know who are good fanners hero now first comes hy nichols 300 acres nathaniel reld 140 w nichols 140 acres jno ramshaw 50 acres j w anderson has 200 acres and 400 more on his farm they are all firm believers that manitoba is better than ontario for wheat while tho drought was severe this year wheat is going 62 to 63 bushels to the acre rib roll house roofelastinginextensive xvoof your house or cottage with ribroll handsome to look at increases value of property lasting col feet clean rainwater danishes leaks ideal for houses barns sheds warehouses schools churches public buildings give size of roof for free estimate write easterns ted products junited preston ont successor to metal shingle sidta co luniud it costs no more to fireproof your building vy7hen you build a new house or repair an old one be sure to use gyproc gyproc also gives quick construction insulation against cold and heat and fuel economy write for free book walls that reflect good judgment containing interesting infor mation on home planning with gyproc roc- board and insula canada gypsum and alabastine limited pari canada gyp fireproof wallboard for sale by stouffville planing mills stouffville ont save at our mens young mens suits 995 to 30 store boys tweed suits sizes 24 to 35 special 525 overcoats for men and young men 12 to 35 mens fine shirts sizes 14 to 17 special 139 w h s h a w open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings close wednesday at noon save at our store phone 9512 stouffville ont 74t47w74vtsaa74x74a- fflftwemwuawywng

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