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stouffville ontario september 19th 1935 announcement demonstration of canada starch gos products all week at our store mis wright will give recipes shown at toronto exhibition of these famous products crown brand corn syrup lily white bensons corn stah silver gloss and linit starch and the delightful salad and cooking oil mazola ratcliff co stouffville ontario the tribune publuhed eterj tnureaay t 8toufrrtll ontario yearly subscription rato canada united kingdom fj00 united states points jj60 a v nolan visit one mans will following is a copy of a will writ ten by a small but once prosperous equipment man during the depres sion my overdraft in the bank goes i to my wife she can explain it my equity in my cars goes to my son i he will have to work to keep up the payments give my good will to the supply houses they took some aw ful chances and are entitled to something my equipment you can give to the junk man he has had his eye on it for some time i want six of my creditors for pallbearers they have carried mo so long they might as well finish the job grain seeds coal grain and seed markets are about to open soon waiting for crop prospects we will be in the market fo alsiki and grains of all kinds at highest market prices cement on hand at all times also poultry feeds and scratch grains leave your orders for welshcoal american coal poko- hontus coke s w hastings phone 169 stouffville cream for best results and a sure market at all times ship your cream to stouffville creamery stouffville creamery co phone 186 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings i 900 may contest seats in commons over 000 candidates xow in field for 245 seats holtby for stevens ontario riding in robert m holtby wellknown cattle expert and judge in accepting the nomination as reconstruction candidate in ontario riding which includes pickering township made his support of the stevens party in tho next parliament dependent on one condition always a strong liberal supporter mr holtby stated that if elected and if ho found there was any collusion between hon h ii stevens and rt hon r b bennett he would vote against mr stevens in the house it has been charged that mr stevens was not sincere mr holtby observed but who could be more sincere than a man who forsook good job and opportunities which that job might offer he pointed out that when donald sutherland tabled his report on the investigation of the tobacco in dustry no action was taken until mr stevens took over the investi gation as a result of disclosures rowers have been receiving decent prices he said and tillsonburg the centre of the tobacco industry is the busiest and most prosperous town in ontario mr holtby declared opposing mr holtby in the con stituency are w h moore imp liberal alex hall conservative and w e noble ccf 1 end of season bargain first fall frocks for women or misses in travel tweed and plain sheer crepes beautifully tailored with simple lines and trimmings that are highly individual 395 to 975 special in summer dresses sport stripes seersucker and voiles all fresh and clean in a variety of styles patterns and shades prices ranging from 95c to 179 kiddies school dresses reduced in prints pique and broadcloth patterns are pretty and gay and come in stripes dotes and tiny nosegay designs every frock is well made and amply sized size 814 x exceptional value 69c to s179 kiddies cotton hose childrens 11 ribbed cotton hose just the thing for starting back to school- well reinforced at toes and heels in fawn and beige all sizes per pair 19 and 25c clearance of voiles an endoftheseason group that offers you great values in a variety of shades and patterns lovely fine voiles you will be astonished to find at such a low price reg 49e special yard 29c clearance op white gloves in silk and mesh with fancy flared cuffs of organdy and lace a wonderful opportun ity to save reg 65c to 100 now 49c to 79c colored silk gloves queen quality silk gloves with fancy turned back cuffs assorted shades and sizes reg s100 125 special 49c haws with little more than one month until election date oct 14 indica tions are that about 900 candidates will seek election to the 245 seats in the house of commons this will be the largest number to ever contest a federal election there being 545 candidates in 1930 34 in 1926 and 579 in 1925 the annoucement that 40 recon- structionists had been chosen already in quebec and would be announced individually at constituency rallies boosted tho total number of caudi dates for all parties now in the field to more than 600 as yet quebec- party machines have been going at full speed and few candidates have been named to date in that pro vince at the weekend the approxim ate number of candidates chosen stood at liberals 220 conservativ es ico ccf 170 reconstruction- ists 100 others 20 school fair awards corn cobs and politics ghine drive was a fairy land about the lovely grounds of mr and mrs young in scarboro more than 400 supporters of dennis mccarthy gathered for a cornroast and rallying their cause after dancing mr mccarthy spoke of his candidature as a liberal and justi fied it on tho grounds that the party bosses have always surround ed mr king with members who pre vented my leader from putting his ideals into laws i am offering myself because i believe in mackenzie king and want him to have supporters who will see that the liberal party really does things many scarboro stalwarts were present harry sanders was about everywhere frank bage bruce robinson mr nicholls mr frese- hette and many of the bluffs people words and words stamped pillow cases full bleached white cotton cases stamped to embroider attractive cross stitch lazy daisy or solid designs nicely finished with hemstitched hems special 69c to 125 linen toweling as linens are advancing this is an opportunity to get a supply in at the old prices- a good heavy highly absorbent quality of all pure linen firm weaves with fancy colored check and striped borders per yard 15 to 32c striped terry toweling heres the toweling for family use heavy striped cotton terry with a soft absorbent nap and in good practical colors that do not show soil marks readily prices per yard 15 to 29c special in silk hose sheer chiffon real silk hose every pair full fashioned exceptional value and offered in a variety of shades and sizes 8 12 to 10 reg 150 and 200 special value pair 95c service weight silk hose supersilk famous for their quality and beauty extra splicing in heel and toe size 8 12 to 10 12 reg- 149 and 200 special pair 95c super silk hose semiservice weight full fashioned real silk hose noted for their splendid wearing qualities a good range of shades reg 79c and 95c special 69c clearing childrens anklet socks mothers plan to buy in quantity lots as this is a special clearing broken sizes and colors reg 19 for 15 reg 25 for 19c pair is there any authority for after effects as in the phrase the af tereffects of measles and if so what and why an effect must follow its cause it cannot precede it if the effect must come after the cause why call it an aftereffect or if that is good english why not speak of beforecause then there is the commonly used expression wearing apparel what is apparel for if not to be worn is there any other kind of apparel the dictionaries say apparel is clothing one doesnt buy clothing to eat or to hang on tho wall shakespeare did not say the wearing apparel oft proclaims the man he said apparel net we are also moved to grief by the word eyesight to be sure there is fore sight and more frequently hind sight but sight implies the use of the eyes people dont talk of ear- hearing or nosesmelling we sus pect that all these expressions and many more in common use that are equally tautologic were invented by typefounders stouffville rural school fair held on friday was greeted with fair weather until around five oclock when the big crowd commenced to hurry for home with threatening rain the exhibits were well up to former years and the fair was classed as one of the best in york county all classes were well filled and the awards are as follows with the numbers after the names indical ing tho school section or room in stouffville school which the pupils belongs colt draft blanche mortson 2 calf beef breed w barnett 7 norma fairies r4 m timbers 19 eugene winterstein 10 calf jersey kathleen turner r 5 grant turner r4 blanche morton 2 robert white 10 calf holstein marion boynton 7 jack rumney 7 marion boston 7 murray timbers 19 calf other breed morris farqu- harson 7 blanche morton 2 lloyd wideman r5 murray timbers 19 donald pugh 22 robert white 10 spring lamb market g turner r4 w castle r4 kathleen turner r5 roy lintner rl b lintnor r3 spring lamb breeding kathleen turner irs w castle r4 bruce lintner r3 grant turner r4 roy lintner rl handling colt blanche mortson 2 handling calf maurice farqu- harson 7 w barnett 7 m boynton 7 handling lamb kathleen turn er r5 w castle r4 grant turner r4 bruce lintner r3 roy lintner rl cockerel barred rock harold steckley 17 doris brown 10 mildred white 19 iroy zeller 22 jean miller 13 phyllis pugh 22 pullet barred rock jim abell 2 andrew hutchinson r5 jean miller 13 harold steckley 17 roy zeller 22 doris brown 10 cockerel white leghorn mildred reesor 10 carl reesor 10 donald pugh 22 noreen steckley 17robt white 10 bruce baker r4 pullet white leghorn a hosk- ing 13 noreen steckley 17 helen barkey 19 bruce baker r4 carl reesor 10 mildred reesor 10 wheat 1 quart vivian boyd 13 ruth clarkson r5 iross hare 4 harold hare 4 oats quart rose clarkson r4 eugene winterstein 10 vera wells 9 ross hare 4 barley quart eugene winter stein 10 irose clarkson r4 ruth clarkson r5 allen wells 9 violet tavlor 22 jean allen 17 wheat sheaf carl hoover 19 ross hare r4 gwen tranmer 10 ken tranmer 10 oats sheaf harold hare r4 margaret hoover 19 violet taylor 22 lloyd ham 9 laurence betz 22 barley sheaf kenneth tranmer 10 sweet corn 5 ears nora scott 22 gordon brown 10 lillian brown 10 wallace nicholson it 4 margaret couperthwaite 22 eva scott 22 field corn fergie connon 19 kenneth tranmer 10 evelyn gilroy 9 laurenco boynton 7 margaret mover 17 irobt white 10 soy beans marion ferguson r2 robt white 10 norman fairies r2 maurice farquharson 7 bldred king 13 harold hare r3 potatoes dooley velma davis room5 douglas ward r 1 jean allen 17 james boynton 7 dorothy austin r4 lillian moyer 17 store open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings the w h shaw store phone 9511 stouffville ontario 2twiifc2fcafc3fc3ww5 conservatives prepair an enthusiastic meeting in the in terests of r h macgregor mp was held in the township hall unionville preparatory to an inten sive campaign to retain his post at ottawa for the conservative party chairmen lieutenants and workers in each of the subdivisions of mark- ham were present and a spirit of optimism prevailed throughout harry meighan was elected chair man and after inviting the candi date and the veteran ninety-three- yearold conservative captain robt reesor to the platform called for reports from the various chairmen of subdivisions these all reported a satisfactory and full list of con servative names on the various votors lists and the plans discussed indicated thorough organization among those present were messrs trail reesor forsythe kincaid holden stiver torrance shank bolton snowball hooper leathers and foote the enthusiastic women workers included mrs torrance mrs reesor mrs r h macgregor mrs iraymer president of the mark- ham ladles conservative associa tion and mrs snowball mrs forsythe mrs r stiver and many others mr macgregor drew attention to the numerous acts passed during tho conservative regime benefiting tho working man and tho farmer and the country in general through the ottawa agreement which ho said stood in jeopardy should the liber al party bo returned ho contrasted the attitude of bennett and stevens with regard to the prico spreads report ho con tended the premier had gone as far as ho could legally without changing the british north america act and if returned would intro duce legislation making further re forms suggested possible mr footo writes for twenty years i suffered with a corn cross corn salve removed it at j m storeys drug store stouffville potatoes irish cobbler jessie chamberlain r5 elsie chamber lain r3 dorothy austin r 4 grace kaiser ir4 velma davis r5 vera king 13 mangels laurence boynton 7 james boynton 7 frank coe 10 margaret moyer 17 nora gray 9 walter winn 22 turnips for stock bill kelling- ton r 3 bruce lintner r 3 bertha boyd 13 maurice farquharson 7 victor foote 22 clifford betz 22 turnips for table bruce baker r4 blanche mortson 2 margaret moyer 17 ross hare r4 norma rao 9 bruce lintner r3 beets erie lehman r 2 violet taylor 22 fern hoover 13 noreen steckley 17 dorothy austin r 4 wesley gillion 19 carrots velma davis r 5 margaret jennings r 4 jessie chamberlain r5 dorothy bunker 22 iross hare r 4 rowenna hoover 17 onions paul jones 7 dorothy austin r4 beatrice licorlsh rl verna zeller 22 erie lehman r2 ted cadleux r4 parsnips georglna burgess r5 evelyn yake 9 frank coe 10 lloyd wideman 17 thelma grove 17 phyllis winn ir- 5 cabbage harold drewery 2elaino baker 10 marion ferguson r2 francis clarkson r3 rodney white 19 elsie chamberlain r5 northern spy apple roy zeller 22 donald iraymer 17 grace morg an 19 margaret lewis 13 elaine baker 10 gordon lewis 13 snow applo leslie hart 7 elaine baker 10 pauline smith 2 wesley gillion 19 annabel town- send 19 beth kelllngton r 4 wealthy apple clarence green 22 leslie hart 7 betty williams r 3 bill webster 7 donald iraymer 17 margaret wagg 10 oe o n o ioc xoexoe 30e30e 30i cut the cords that strangle canad vote liberal io o o d o o q o e l e c t e l e c t bill mulock in north york north york liberal association i0e30i o o d o d o o q o o d o odo canadas or party interests first to the electors of mnskokaontario a few days ago a good personal friend and former political as sociate of mine in the township of stephenson remonstrated with me for withdrawing support from the liberal party in this ridingana giving active leadership to the advanced reform movement headed by hon harry stevens his remonstrance is probably shared by others of the liberal party to whom party leadership is a sacred thing and party identity an indissoluble association i was forced to reply that if the principles of reform are the ear marks by which liberalism is to be distinguished from conservatlve- ism then i must still regard myself as an advanced liberal one of the many thousands in canada who are restless under the inert and smugly contented leadership of hon mackenzie king in this feel ing of restlessness over old party leadership thousands from the conservative raisin are joining perhaps my friend himself has failed to grasp the significant features of the present political situation in the first place is it not obvious that the period of marking time in canadan political policies has passed and the time for con crete constructive action has arrived is it not apparent to anyono of intelligent thought that future reliance upon party tradi tions and party names must ho abandoned definite forward- moving leadership with a vision of the hopelessness of further reliance upon past party records and future party hopes must supply the only prospect that canada will be able to successfully solve her economic and social problems i am not deeply concerned about the past party alliliatlons of hon harry stevens i am much more concerned and there is ab undant evidence that many in this riding share this con cern with me in the opportunity his leadership affords for applying to the solution of our national problems by the broad principle of public rather than the narrow principle of party interest i do not believe that there is the least prospect of foundational progress through the maze of present national difficulties unless we abandon our hopeless dependence upon the narrowness and in sufficiency of old party leadership determination to unite in the spirit of helpful cooperation alone offers hope of a solution of a solution of our economic and social problems this is the urgent need of the hour in the great movement headed by hon harry stevens there is some hope of raching a goal which lies beyond party attainment its broad appeal is to every canadian to cooperate in rescuing the country from the continued inefficiency selfishness and hopeless ness of the party system government by and for the people is the issue confronting this and every other riding in canada i am grateful for the number of letters received from all parts i am still more grateful for tho masses of our people are of the riding pledging assistance tzja in the great task which lies ahead i t iert and desire to emphasize that vlcltory for tho again l assert ana icsire fearless sustained by hon mtsteveivt v 1 men solution of many of our perplexing problems n will nnan victory for canada h e rice reconstruction candidate mcintosh apple ruth wideman 22 betty williams r 3 walter winn 22 gerald brillingcr r 3 rota wagg 10 annabel townsend 19 any fall variety of apple eva scott 22 dorothy fuller 22 vera wells 9 victor foote 22 marlon boston 7 gordon wagg r 4 any winter variety of apple annabello townsend 19 ross cunningham 17 roy zeller 22 rhodn winger 7 kathleen jones 19 ruth jones 19 plate of plums grace kaiser r 4 frank coo 10 irwin borlnsky r 4 ken wagg r 2 carl reesor 10 jessie chamberlain r 5 assorted fruit norm couperth waite 22 margaret couperthwaite 22 joy green 22 duncan smith 13 hazel brownsberger 17 francis clarkson r 3 tomatoes elsie chamberlain r 3 irutli lehman r 5 noreen steckley 17 vera king 13 doreen boyd 13 betty williams r 3 pumpkin marion ferguson r2 warren imoyer 17 betty leslie r5 marion barkey 17 ross hare ir 4 dorothy austin r 4 asters marjorle muston r 4 adele muston ir 3 ruth lehman r 5 erie lehman r 2 irwin borinsky r 4 norma fairies r 2 phlox edith boyer 17 jean boyd 11 norma gray 9 grace kais er r4 phyllis winn r 5 andrew hutchinson r 5 zinnias eleanor gbuoe r2 elalno baker 10 adele muston r 3 marjorle muston r 4 george vaughan 10 eugene winterstein 10 pinks lloyd wideman 17 elmer farthing r 3 helen bycr 17 margaret couperthwaite 22 harold steckley 17 norman irno 9 scabiosa gladstone wayland 17 barbara brilllnger r- 2 betty fairies r 4 marjorle farthing r5 geraldlne stouffer r4 ken hamm9 snapdragon erie lehman r 2 ruby foote 22 lillian brown 10 margarot couperthwaito 22 doris vague 17 betty fairies r 4 helichryum ruth jones 19 earla gray 9- clarence foote 13 muriel tidy 5 ruth clarkson r 5 rowenna hoover 17 gladioli irwin borlnsky ir 4 lillian brown 10 mary bakor 10 elaine baker 10 eleanor fllyer 2 norma gray 9 living room bouquet ruth lehman r5 irwin rexllnr s kathleen turner r 5 frank coo 10 ruth wideman 22 beatrice ltchor- ish r 1 dining room bouquet erie leh man r2 elmer farthing r 3 douglas ward ir 1 eugene winter stein 10 jim sneath 13 grace kaiser r 4 continued next week