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stouffville auqjjst 7th 1930 ratcliff co quality service this is blueberry week let us supply you try the new health drink to- old fashioned cider applesauce mato juce 2 tins 25c per lb 10c mazola oil a pure salad and cooking oil 2 sizes 65c and 125 sweetheart jelly powders all flavors 4 pkgs 25c aylmer soups tomato vegetable etc per tin 10c salad meats fancy crab mea and tuna fish choice new home grown cab bage 2 heads 15c picnic supplies wax pap er heavy good quality in half l and 1 lb pkgs paper plates cups serviettes white table paper i notes and comments fresh lake nipigon fish every wednesday bordens chocolate malted milk with contest coupon for the kiddies per tin 59c ratcliff go town delivery phone 7112 seed grain grass seed fertilizer order your fertilizer now for fall wheat we are agents for animals fertilizer not chemical as there is a vast difference come in and talk it over prices lower coal and coke put in your order now before the fall prices advance feed prices easier we deliver in town and country s w hastings phone 169 tile salt stouffville cement a lady was arrested at the wilcox iake loll on election day but was freed after several hours detention she is alleged to have taken a false oath m magistrate jeffs heard an unusual ease at a recent session of tottenham police court the tottenham cream ery charged the schomberg creamery with using creamery vans for purpos es other than transporting cream alleging that the cans were filled wih buttermilk the court heard the evidence pro and con and reserved judgment another charge against a farmer of using a cream can to contain gasoline was heard by magi strate jeffs at this court and judg ment reserved 4 by the new regulation of the motor vehicles branch of the de partment of public highways it is now possible for a tourist or travell er convicted for a minor offence under the highway traffic act to pay liis fine to the traffic ollicer be presented with a receipt and con tinue on his trip without having to bother with a court the traffic ollicer has power to impose the mini mum fine and costs which he accepts as security to appearance in teourt this is voluntary on the drivers part and if he fails to appear the amount is forfeited such a law as this might easily be abused by traffic officers indeed it is likely to be the party that selects hon b c drury as a political candidate are almost doomed to failure before the contest starts wherever he runs he is defeated and his last trimming in the federal contest marks the fourth defeat at the polls in ontario that ought to he enough the defeat of drury in north simcoe biggs in weiitworth crerar in brandon and the great reduction in miss mephails majority in south- east grey show that the progressive movement which reached its peak in the general election of 1921 is fast disappearing as a political factor in canada party government has a strong hold on the electors of canada the election bills have begun to come in to the candidates and the winners are in luck for they can look forward to 4000 per session till another contest is on the senators who are beyond the power of the ivoters get their sessional allowance regardless of the result do you rememker way back when it required four or five busy black smith shops to take care of the re quirements of stouffville and the surrounding community not only were these places kept busy but there were two shops at kingwood one at mongolia one on the ninth one and one quarter mll5 north of stouffville two at iiloomiugton two at altona one at glasgow and one at dixons hill those in stouffville who made the anvils ring were daniel 0brien opposite 10th street north daniel morrison near montreal st henry dixon on main st near where his son walter lives john jeiiuan where todds garage building stands david iatchford where todds block stands and later ai corner of clark st these were previous to byron beebe opening his shop at the creok what an anvil chorus 0m tim hit agriculture is work fob women pickering branch of womens institutes hold annual picnic test weed casks continuing our midsummer clearing sale many items not on this bill see window display flannelette surprisingly heavy for the price a soft flannelette with colored stripes in pink blue and sand also dark grey special yard 17c the chesley enterprise indicates that weed inspectors are not lax in their duties up in bruce county it reports anthony mccurdy and his son john of the townline klderslie and brant were the defendants in a test weed case before magistrate walker in this town recently they had not cut the weeds when ordered and an information was laid against them by a 1 mclviunon one of the klderslie weed inspectors the defendants said they had cut the weeds before the ease came to trial and were let oft with paying court icosts a north klderslie farmer who had also been summoned to attend court for neglecting to cut weeds on his property did not put in an appearance but sent word that he had cut the weeds since receiving his summons and would pay the costs of the court and lino if any these were test cases and there are not likely to be any more weed in spectors are appointed under town ship bylaws and they have wide powers so far as- the cutting of noxious weeds is concerned mcgibbon majority over 2500 dr peter mcgibbon conservative candidate in muskoka ontario re ceived a majority of more than 2500 over dr mcdonald in the federal election the vote in uxbridge township by polls resulted as follows uxbridge township mcd mcg glasgow 5s goodwood 89 90 siloam is glen major 1 pine grove 37 40 quaker hill 79 90 webbs 23 79 240 370 camp meeting cretonnes and muslins strong quality light grounds with dainty patterns and floral designs special yard 19c slips which need no apology no pardoning or excuse for these slips for theyre smart to the last- detail cut material and workmanship another evidence of the high values in splendid quality broadcloth and dimity special 59 98 125 rayonslips in splendid quality rayon tailor ed style in pretty pastel shades sizes 36 to 42 special139179 rayon bloomers heavy quality gusset fashioned with free running elastic bob- ette regulation and pantee styles special 75c gowns fine quality dimity voile and nainsook v neck style with short sleeves and no sleeves peach pinknileorchid and white special 95c childrens rayon bloomers in heavy quality special 69c rayon vests69c tailored opera top style in all the lead ing pastel shades kin rayon elastic 6 yards for 18c get a supply of this excellent heavy elastic in white only sets of bowls in six useful sizes trimmed with clusters and floral designs special 98c rayon vests with built up shoulders in extra good quality at 100 rev a h butler an evangelist of north caro lina will be the main speaker moyers bush 154 miles south of stouffville july 30 to aug 10 meals served on the grounds with so 207 women enrolled in the womens institutes they could do much to boost agriculture and could profitably engage in coop erative marketing said mrs henry johnson of claremont institute in her address tuesday at the annual picnic of the pickering branch of the south ontario womens lusti utes held on the grounds of lake- view tlodge at fairport beach with mrs harry newman as hostess mrs johnson extolled agriculture as uu industry in which women could find the greatest variety of work combined with fresh ulr and sun light and the delight of watching nature cooperate with theirlabors woman today were thinking for themselves she added and politi cal they were making great strides a few years ago they voted as some man told them but at present they were taking an active interest in political matters in south africa they had senate rights a woman from palestine was a members of a delegation to washington eskimo women were enfranchised canada had a woman m p and a woman senator greater opportunities and responsibilities were meeting women every day mrs david gregg of claremont institute spoke on the rights of the child urging parents to give their children the benefit of their own experience good home control is half the battle in furthering the nutrition of the icltild she urged often n mother was heard to say that she could not keep up with the ideals of her child but was it nece ssary she asked to follow every custom in the matter of dress and pleasure rather safeguard the physical mental and moral welfare of the child character was the essential thing many times a child appreciated the possessions gained without effort the family altar should not be neglected nor regular attendance at the house of god the child could be introduced to a world of imagination and beauty by being taught the power of close observa tion the entire program was contri buted by the claremont institute and both speakers and musicians wero introduced by mrs richard winters president of the pickering branch hostesses of claremont in stitute mrs r h cronk moved the vote of thanks to the enter tainers the musical program was given by miss mary forsythe miss ald- ine ward miss merle linton miss grace loyst and miss margaret pugh races were run off on the liwn with mrs j h irvans a charter member of claremont branch car rying off the honors in the great- grandmothers event south ontario vote w h moore got majority of 481 in ontario riding the interest taken in the riding of ontario in the federal election was amply illustrated by the fact that the size of the vote was the largest in any federal election cam paign in the history of the riding a total of 10979 votes were polled according to unofficial tabulation this being a gain of 3 sos as compar ed with the vote of the election in 1920 this was a vote of approxim ately so per cent of the total qualified vote which was estimated by sheriff paxton returning officer as 25000 a striking thing about the com parison of the poll is that dr t e kaiser who was defeated actually polled 1114 votes more than he did j in the last election mr moore gained 2394 in votes polled gains in the number of votespoll ed were recorded in every munici pality in the riding with the excep tion of scugog and strangely enough this little island in the northern part of the constituency polled exactly the same number of rotes that it did in the last election the biggest gains in the vote polled came in oshawa east whit by and pickering townships the gains in oshawa and east whitby were of course due to the increase in population enjoyed by these municipalities in the last four years but the gain in pickering township was no doubt largely due to the added interest in the candidature of mr moore who resides in that town ship dr kaiser received only 2 small majorities in the eleven poll ing divisions whitby township rolled up a majority of one for w ii moore the vote by polls in pickering township will be interested to many of our readers and is given thus kaiser moore woodruff powells 4s pickering village 195 liverpool 30 george toynos 17 cherrywood 9 kinsale s brougham 4 2 whitevalo 29 mount aon 30 claremont 53 john spangs house altona 40 send the tribune to absent friends late mrs mccormack the community of newmarket and north whitchurch were shocked last week when word reached them of the passing of mrs geo mccormack although she had been very 111 for several weeks in nicholls hospital peterboro still the doctors had every hope for her recovery until a few hours before her death in spite of all that medical skill and loving care could do she gradually became weaker until she passed peacefully away at ten oclock thursday morn ing at the home of her daughter mrs harvie staunton peterboro surviving to mourn her loss are her husband mr geo mccormack one son stanley throe daughters mrs harvie staunton peterboro mary mccormack un of peter boro mrs sylvester pollard bal- lantrae and three brothers mr win flewell stouffville richard of ux bridge and wesley of ballaiitrae the floral offerings wve beauti ful and profuse the funeral was held on sunday from the family residence at vivian and was conducted by uev ii o hutcheson of mount albert the remains were laid to rest in hartman cemetery and were foll owed to their last restingplace by a large concourse of friends b o a d w a y s drug store drug stork resale depot our name for fair dealing protects you we have a reputation to maintain in selling used cars as well as new ones the bargains in used cars we offer are genuine bargains prices afe unusually low because our fair tradein policy makes it unnecessary to pad used cars prices in order to recoup for overgen erous allowances if youre a discerning buyer and want a good used car priced at what its really worth in unused mileage come in and look over our specials here are a few of our models 1 ford coach 1929 1 chevrolet ton truck 1927 1 whippet coach 1929 1 ford truck 1926 1 ford coach 1928 3 ford ton trucks 1 whippet coach 1928 1 chevrolet ton truck 1925 2 ford coaches 1926 1 star sedan 1923 1 chevrolet sedan 1924 2 chevrolet tourings 1924 delbert holden ford dealer stouffville phone 18402 why it pays rayon in bright lustrous finish it does not cling or bind smart for every dictate of fash ion in mauve sunny copen peach coral and white special yard 50c extra special in flannelette blankets large size 1 24 ibex blankets in first quality in white and gray with pink and blue borders not more than 2 pair to a customer no phone orders filled special 210 pr come in and see the rest shaws store phone 9512 stouffville ontario open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings close each wednesday at noon during the summer months free flowing fertilizers here are four big reasons why we recommend cil mixed fertilizers to you first dry free flowing they end that costly nui- ance drillclogging save labour second when you need c i l mixed fertilizers thats when you get theml drive up and get them right out of stock third this prompt delivery service la less costly than the oldfashioned orderandwait method saves you actual dollarsandcents as well as valu able timet fourth made in canada stiver bros stouffville unionville onti cif4t to gut your own silage tt is extremely important to cut silage at exactly the right time if cut too green or after frost has taken hold of it itwont make nearly as good feed as if cut when just right with your own toronto ensilage cutter you are independent of a hired outfit with its frequent annoying and costly delays you cut when your silage is ready it costs but a fraction to operate ajtoronto ensilage cutter compared to hir ing a customs outfit again it enables you to refill after shrinkage cuts your straw in win ter it quickly pays for itself ensilage cutter a toronto gasoline engine economically operates this dependable efficient machine come in for a demonstration of its many features or write for free literature 107 george j lawson stouffville ontario wm waiiuthvssgvw a fine fait through train to the wet ifcavlng toronto daily at 930 pm for mlnaki winnipeg brandon reginn saskatoon edmonton jasper ana vancouver equipment radlocqulpped compartment- observation library buffet car with valet service standard sleep ing cars tourist sleeping cars dining car and coaches ajfc any agent of canadian national railway or funht particular es scenic mm roirtejv toihewes gtiqjnjgl to everywhere in canada