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stouffville february 6th 1930 the home town store small peppermint bulls eye per lb- 20c fruit flavored gum drops per lb 15c- table figs 8 oz package 3 for 25c clover honey 5 lb pails quick quaker oats china- ware pkg 35c our own brand baking powder 1 lb tins 22c tomatoes no 2 tin 10c aunt jemimas pancake flour 20c sections white comb honey 30c aunt jemimas buckwheat ftour cooking figs 2 lbs- 25c spam onions 4 lbs 25c corn meal bright yellow clean medium baking syrup 5 lbs 25c p 8c for your needs in porridge meal we can supply you cracked wheat wheatlets cream of wheat flaked wheat rolled oats quick rolled oats creme of barley roman meal red river cereal for your baking whole wheat flour come in and see our special soap deals white turkish bath towels 19x38 with 10 bars comfort soap 85c 6 quart aluminum preserving kettle with 2 bars sunlight soap 1 pkg lux 1 cake lifebuoy soap 1 pkg rinso 1 cake lux soap all for 98c ratcliff co town delivery phone 7112 feeds flour coal special to farmers with every ton of heavy feed you will receive a five gallon tin of black strap feeding molasses absol utely free no advance in price of heavy feeds poultry fefds of all kinds coal and coke always on hand s w hastings phone 169 stouffville tile salt cement the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 er year 250 to the united states notes and comments it looks like the brokerage firms have to choose between the old ways of making money or walking the stialgbt and narrow path larger places have their advant- agesbut one never hears of a village council having to turn its unemploy ed on the street to shovel snow al though we must admit it wouldnt hurt the street at all some mornings everyone is agreed that the present winter has been a pretty stiff one in these parts but the opinion prevails that we will have an early spring and the presence of robblns is strengthening this be lief m m m we read of a plant that can scrap an automobile in six minutes harry klinck says that with wall dlreted cooperation a telephone pole can beat that reeve herman kidd of whitchurch was one of the chosen few at county council last week to be placed on the striking committee a body of men whose duty it is to select the various committees of the year and their selection is usually approved by the whole council we are glad to see tho reeve of whitchurch thus honored v chronic fatigue of school child ren has become one of the problems fading this strenuous age school children of today are set too fast a pace with all the organizations for children under the auspices ot churches schools and other welfare societies we feel that many of them with the best of motives have little or no understanding or sympathy with the delicate makeup of a childs nervous system or physique and so they plan social events charitable benefits and endles meet ings which each and all urge the child to unnecessarily deplete its strength at time when he should be building up reserve force for the struggles of later life parents are largely to blame for the condition that has developed the average woman and man of today is so busy working for organizations outside the home that some other organlza- tin has to look after his family and so the mad whirl goes on the need today is less community life and more of good old fashioned home lite special val some of our special values of extreme importance- look at these va f member that our sales are not merely price sales they are all that and moie they are also quality sales plaid and plain shaker flannel blankets they have a cozy soft nap and are well finished largest size 1 24 a real special at 219 pr canvas rugs in pretty florial designs sizes 32x63 85c- 54x30 75c 24x36 50c each white sheets a gcod size heavy weight in 84 special 300 pair pillow cases 4 and 42 they are made of good wearresisting fully bleached cotton special 95c pr the famous silver shuttlepillow cotton this is a fine closely woven circular cot ton we have it in three widths 40-42- and 44 price per yd- 45 50 55c yd glass toweling splendid irish linen amaz ing value 20 width special 5 yds for 100 roller toweling strong irish linen with woven borders in blue and rose mauve and gold yellow and blue mauve and yellow special 5 yds for 95c plain white linen huck towels neatly hem stitched an excellent heavy quality for long wear size 17v4x33 special 75c pr oyster linen this beautiful material so much used for embroidery and drawn thread work comes in widths 18 and 36 specially priced at 70c 110 yd feather proof fancy art and striped tick ing 28 32 and 33 width per yard 45 50 and 55c- small oilcloth mats sizes ydxl yd special while they last 19c each- silk remnants in crepes satin and foulards 36 width all specially priced ginghams special value 32 width this is splendid cloth it is dependable standard weight that will wear and wash well satisfactory for house dresses aprons and childrens rompers price 19c yd or 5 yds for 100 36 width rayon fabric a feature of this cloth which we guarantee to be sun- fast and washable is that it will give wonderful service for lingerie in black pink peach and sand per yd 50c peter pan cloth for afternoon dresses and for childrens wear- comes in 32 width all the newest patterns and shades for spring a real bargain at 49c yd childrens cashmerette dresses in brown navy green and copen with white stripe suitable for school from 8 to 12 yrs special 95c each childrens rompers and panty dresses in cashmerette and ginghams sizes from 2 to 6 years special 59c- and 79c each boys heavy cashmere and wool hose made from the finest yarns sizes 6 to 10 special 49c pr we have a new shipment of floor linole ums and rugs at moderate prices the shaw store u phone 9612 stouffville caiie retires after 20 yi housing meeting when v p mulock is nominated morgan baker new lib- election i am the candidate for pr a i prvsinent this ridlngand not my grandfather bkat j su jandwatea were nomimued ror of north york riding howard north york but all withdrew in favor of mr mulock they were hairy slftou harry naughton mor gan uaker wesley conn and dr oarucl macleau l tho close of the convention olllecra of the north york liberal association were elected as follows president morgan baker secretary j harry naughton and treasurer thomas h trench howard cane retiring president iecalled that he had served the association for 20 years and said tie believed 11 was time he surren dered the ofllco to someone else hon mr malcolm drew a laugh from hi audience when he describ ed toronto as tho most dllllcult city in the world to understand it did not even understand itself he de clared it was the most liberalmind ed city in the world yet it kept on votiug conservative toronto is he remarked just what all the rest of ontario votes liberal major sanderson deprecated what he called the boosting done by our conservative friends after the election of 1325 he pointed out 12 liberals had been elected and sent to ottawa eleven months after an other federal election was held at that time the conservatives said they would concede their liberal friends six seats in this they were shown to be false prophots because in this election of 1926 the liberals had not only held every one of their 12 seats but had added 14 to them to make 26 victory a boomerang that the great victory of tho con servatives in the last provincial elec tion was likely to bo a boomerang eventually that would injure the ferguson government was the belief of the liberal whip canadas present prosperity was in a large measure due to the team work between the governed and the governing under tho liberal administration hon james malcolm minister of trade and commerce told some 500- delegates to the north york liberal convention at newmarket on wednesday last week hon james malcolms address followed the conventions unanimous nomination ot fwilllam pate mulock as candidate for this federal riding of north yotk high praise of the newly appointed candidate was voiced by the minister i believe mr mulock has that in his nature which will make him one of the best representatives this riding has ever had he declared no one could say that the progress ot the canadian people during the past seven years had not been spectacular hon mr malcom pointed out all figures had pointed in one direction that ot a prosperous and united canada i think the greatest tribute that can be paid the present leader ot the liberal government is the harmony that prevails throughout canada he said internal problems canada owing to its extent was a country ot many interests and internal problems were bound to occur the minister declared for a government to have solved these problems wisely and generously as they have been solved under the king government and at the same time to have reduced taxes and the national debt was a triumph referring to the tariffs mr malcolm said the liberal admini stration had neither advocated a high tariff a low tariff nor free trade it toad merely used the tariff to the best of its knowledge as an economic instrument for the welfare of the country its use ot it had made for the greatest industrial growth this country has ever known the minister said he had been told that canada was importing too many manufactured goods such a criti cism he believed was a mistaken one a great many of these products referred to as manufactured goods were brought into the country for resale or further manufacture he quoted lumber silk and automo bile parts as examples of the thing he referred to lumber usually went to a factory and was made into furniture silk went to the garment factories and was made into cloth ing and automobile parts went to assembling plants and were made into motor cars umpire trade ill take second place to no man in canada in my belief that canadas prosperity lies in the expansion of trade within the empire mr malcolm declared in my department no opportunity has been overlooked to increase that trade at every point it b bennett in advocating a commission to look into tho matter of preference for empire goods was merely paying a compliment to the work already done by the liberal government he said many people criticised the govern ment for what they claimed to be a falling off in the dairy industry in canada this past few years mr mal colm declared the country had not been producing enough butter to supply its own demands but he was of the opinion that it was not up to a government to tell the farmer how he must sell his produce he must sell it for the best price he could get and if he found it more profitable to sell to the toronto dairies for table use or for the manufacture of ice cream that was his own business milk production in canada had steadily increased but because other uses had been made of the milk the butter manufacture had remained about the same it was entirely wrong to say that the dairy industry had been ruined ho insisted mr bennett had also said that canadians were leaving the country for the united states in large numbers he continued as a matter of fact the migration across the line were almost equally balanced on the side of both countries last year there was only a difference of 82 between the number of canadians who had gone to the states and the number of americans who had come hore during the course of his address he doclared the result of the provincial government 1s going to have nothing to do with the domin ion election honors of a political nature bring grave responsibilities said w p mulock in accepting th nomination as candidate for north york one of these is to look after the riding and the other is to poll the liberal vote this is a liberal riding and i believe the reasons it has not representatives at ottawa today is that all the liberals hore have not voted remember they cant beat mackenzie king and they might as well realize it now referring to the honors the con vention had conferred on the memory of his grandfather sir william mulock mr mulock said auction saiie of horses dairy cattle farm implements furniture etc at lot 24 con 8 maikhain on wednesday feby 12th the property of j f pipher horses bay mare 6 years old pair brown mares 11 12 years well mated bay gelding harness two sets ot team harnessheel chains 3 horse collars set of single harness dairy cattle black white cow bred on january 6th black cow bred on june 28th black cow due in march 2 red and white cows due about time of sale black cow in full flow red and white cow bred august 10th rnck cow bred june 15th part jersey cow with calf by side durham heifer due time of sale 3 black heifers ismonths old jersey heifer under 2 years of age 2 black heifers under 1 year of age 4 heifers 18 months old holstein heifer under 2 yrs elligible to reg beef ringer swine grain 2 sows bred november 1st about 150 bushels of barley impidiments fordson tractor nearly new tractor plow oliver masseyharris binder 7 foot cut masseyharris reaper new deering mower 5 foot cut masseyharris hay tedder horse rake massey- harris drill 13 disc tenhoed drill set harrows 4 sections double disc tractor or horse hitch truck wagon and box imadseyharris blower cutting box 10 mouth cutting box hand or power small hand cutting box twohorse power and rods no 3 wilkinson plow 2 verity plows no 16 sulky plaw double mould plow potato attach ment set truck scales 2000 cap fanning mill with bagger hay rack 16ft set bob sleighs 2 seated sleigh 2 seated carriage pole and shafts cutter stewart clipp ing machine cribbing for making cement cistern surrey pole and shafts stock rack binding pole rope 100 ft of inch rope quantity of 2 in lumber grass seed sower 12ft 40 ft extension ladder 40 gal orchard sprayer galvanized barrel 2 30 gal steel barrels 10 gal steel barrel furniture bedroom suite complete white bedroom suite dresser sewing horse mattress 2 rocking chairs extension table leather lounge round table sausage grinder and stouffer cook stove 2 lanterns wisoonsin in cubator 140 egg size coal brooder 1000 chick size iron bed wash- stand 2 springs 1 spring new one sideboard lounge 10 kitchen chairs bake tray oil stove oven iron kottle eaton separator cap 550 lbs 2 coal oil brooders 140 chick size milk palls strainer and numerous other articles terms fat cows veal calf grain and all sums of 20 and under cash over that amount 9 months credit sale at 1230 0 months credit f w silvcrsldes auctioneer fflmsmhbes wanted 200 farmers within hauling distance of toronto to grow 4000 acres of barley for particulars of contract apply to cjanadai malting co limited 1702 royal bank building toronto 2 ont use this mrs sybllla spahrs tonsllltls for throats cough croup catarrh head colds and tonsil ailments its guar- in future i request ihar donot j antccd you cant jo se try jt selling out a large portion of our over stock until feby 15th here are some real bargains 8 only mens overcoats in blues and barrymores regular 2500 and 3000 going at 1850 allwool sweaters in various colors reg 5 525 going at 375 mens fleecelined vests and drawers the best at 03c mens auavool vests and drawers reg 195 to clear 135 a garment mens combinations in fleece and others at 175 garment heavy lumber socks penmans at 100 pr 2 only mens mackinaw coats at 9000 regular s50 9 2 only ladies rubberized sport coats red and blue regular 650 going at 8300 mens silk mufflers paisleys and checks at sl00 leather caps for men regular 195 at 113 look 151n black leather tops rubber bottom boots regular 650 at 300 isinblk loather tops blk rubber bottoms at 450 some ladies goloshes wool jersey in fawn cuban heels regular 425 going at 193 ladies silk hose reg 100 at 70c real bargain ladies allwool hose reg 150 at 115 real bargain ladles full fashioned silk hose at 115 real bargain mens winter caps at 100 a tew fedoras at 105 everything in the store greatly reduced for quick sale call and look them over g h saunders opposite w h shaws dry goods groceries westons sodas creamy cracker reg 18c 15c westons oat cakes reg 20c 17c rice flakes reg 2 for 25c 2 for 18c jersey jams reg 18c 13c jersey corn flakes large size pkg 2 for 23c nellsons pecon roll 23c fresh chocolates reg 50c lb 40c cream candy special per lb 23c a w scott special during february mens winter mitts and gloves greatly reduced womens fancy gloves reg 60c to clear at 40c allwool gloves reg 6075c125 to clear at 35 45 50c mocca gloves reg 175 at 125 women allwool hose reg 100 125 and 150 now 25 40 55c blk only 4 prs- childs rompersreg135 now only 75c grey factory yarn 2 and 3 ply repairing as usual a g lehman the shoe man always ask for stovers bread the quality goes into every loaf ambrose stover baker stouffville ontario be sensible if constipated get yourself a bottle of gallaghers tonic and system builder its a natural remedy made entirely from herbs far better for you than harsh mineral purgatives gallaghers is gentle but sure and you dont have to keep increasing the dose great for that continuallytired feeling and for keeping your skin clear ioc gallaghers tonic and system builder and other gallagher herbal household remedies now for sale by j m storey stouffville used implements spring is just around the corner buy your imple ments now when the prices are most favorable we have a 33 disc drill good order for sale at bargain also other new implements peter hamilton pulpeis melotte cream separators fleury wheel harrows and machinery also common sense fanningmills and mccormick deering supplies frank baker stouffville 4 colts rising 2 yrs all halter broken and pro mising workers 2 durham cows fresh debentures for sale the township of markham have for sale the following debentures 3200000 5 per cent 30 years on uss 9 and 17 these debentures may be purchased in amounts ranging from 30000 to 150000 apply j h- naughton solicitor for the township of markham fe deral building toronto 2 adel 2108 or hichmond hill 127 bring my grandfathers namolntoj j m storey 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