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tue tribune stoufftilte oat thursday august 3 1333 theatre uxbridge phone 252 policy shows xltelv 700 00 matinev sat 2 pm air conditioned for your comfort last showing tonite thursday august th operation secret starring cornel wilde and phyllis thaxter plus adventures of capt blackjack starring george sanders and patricia roc fri sat aug 7 8 the big sky starring rirk douglas and elizabeth taylor 2 daring days 2 won tues aug 10 11 you have read about it now you can see it niagara in technicolor starring marilyn monroe joseph cotten adult entertainment icall me madam is coming soon dave scott one of few smithies still in business dave scott wellknown pro- i prietor of a macjcsmitn ai re- jpair hup on the sth concession j f maricnasa jut south of the i hei sideroad hit city head- iia es last week as one of the few remaining smithies in business we just have to change with the times s3id dave scott who still work- in the old forge his father ran for a life- time before him on the stouft- vile highway there tre plenty of horseshoes on the walls and some old bellows but there are plenty of modern lathes steel cutters oxygen tanks acetylene welding gadgets big metal saws and some gadgets you dont see in the average garage 1 started shoeing horses at 1 1 and im 59 now aid dave through the steel mask he put between him and the welding job on a broken harrow 1 got paid si a week and i had a whale of a good lime on it too young fellows didnt have to chase around in high falutin vehicles in those days an ap prentice had to work for three years at that wage in the old days now you cant get a young fellow to learn the busi ness at any price i dont know whats going to happen when we die oil business has never been brisker he says so brisk he just cant handle it of course the horses are getting rarer but hes learned plenty of mo dern tricks lust picked them up as he went along xow hes indispensable to farmers in the whole area if a wheel breaks or a machine goes wrong or a metal part breaks they rush to his shop its a masterpiece of disorder but he manages to get the work done not that theres a heck of a lot of money in it said dave farmers are mighty fine peo ple but theyre darned awful tough when it comes to paying out money everything else has gone up in price except iblacksmithing maybe i could force a showdown like a un ion but i guess im just good- natured or oldfashioned ser vice used to be the watchword ir the old days just the same he has time to operate a nice little farm and his pals will tell you that he wouldnt do any other job for 1000000 once a smith al- uavs a smith to soil boxes and instructions for taking soil samples can be nn eivprn i obtained free of charge from oil samima m of a farmers who would r ntative m from the lave their soils tested before ncnariment o ac the tenting fall wheat or t asture and hay cropslhis tall mould take soil samples now itul send them to the soi- jepartment ontario agricul al college guelph the instruction sheet should be filled out and samples must be taken according to direc- ticns in order that the soil test mav have any value have a coke for quick tseresbniet cocacola is world famous for quick refreshment whsn hot weather 7t 6lows you up have a coke i be refreshed be yourself again todljimg ftdtml taxti authorized botlltr of coacola urtdor contract with cocacola ud uxbridge beverages limited uxbridge phone 205w coke is a reflitercd trademark whites will likely teach eskimos voting procedure tsskhnos ivill have the rial o vote r a federal cle te tir- time yar the franchise also will be extended to some india- who comply with new provisions of tee canada elections act some 2500 of canadas 8500 eskimos scattered tnrough northern constituencies will be able to mars ballots in the aug 10 voting un amend ments to the elections statute since the lt9 contest to get ixstklttlox though this will be the tirst tme eskimos have voted for members of parliament exer cising the franchise is not a new experience for them the labrador aborigines ballotted in the referendum that led to newfoundlands entry into confederation in 1919 and those it the far north were able to vote in the 1031 election for members of the northwest ret 1 stories council officials here say the eskim os likely will get instruction in rating procedure from teach ers and other whites in the airth aiso candidates cam paigning among them will be able to arrange for getting out jie vote in any case the number ex pected to exercise the franchise is not large only a handful voted in the northwest council election i wo catkookiks the two new categories of eservationdomiciled indians who will vote are 1 those who have been in the armed forces after they went on active service sept 9 1950 2 those who waive income tax exemption on income they earn on the reservation the waiver must have been signed before issuance of the election writ u k x e it a l q bali f i cat i o x generally the rule on eligi bility of a voter is that he or he must be a canadian citizen or other british subject 21 years old by polling day and resident in canada for the year immediately preceding the e- lection date in addition the age qualifica tion is waived for members of the regular forces or those who have served with them since september 1950 among those disqualified automatically are chief electoral officer nelson castouguay election returning officers federally appointed judges prison inmates mental patients paid workers for an election candidate ana persons found guilty of corrupt or il legal election practices axothek barrier another barrier is that a- gailist persons entitled to claim military service as conscienti ous objectors this applies only to members of the doukhobor sect in british columbia there are franchise restric tions for persons working on provincial or federal public- works outside their home con stituencies to vote in the dis trict where the work is located they must have been there 30 days before issuance of the el ection writ this applies also to wives and dependants of such workers liven with these exceptions thr elections act now is much less restrictive than it was in the years after confederation pkovixcial laws provincial election laws also governed all elections to the commons from confederation 1s67 to 1ss5 when parliament prescribed uniform land own ership qualifications for all vo ters in federal elections pro vincial qualifications again were made applicable to feder al voting in 189s and continued until 1920 when a new federal elections act was passed manhood suffrage the granting of the vote to all men was adopted first by manito ba in 1sss and by the xorth west territories in 1s95 brit ish columbia fell into line next in 1904 when alberta and sas katchewan became provinces in 1905 thev continued the ex- luood sutrage the lungs of the average man contain about five quarts of air you can judge for yourself how stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smth prop vea suit n n ontario and new t quebec x t iefl k 3920 limit fravlhlse women voted for tirst time in a federal election in if 17 the franchise then limited to the wives mother and sweethearts of men carv ing with the canadian force- overseas provineiaily ontario 3nd british columba gave kvo- iren the vote in 191 and xe brunswick in 1919 xova scot ia granted them the vote on he same property qualifica tions as men in 191s the 1920 federal act gava the vote to all men and women as british subjects wiping oat what property qualifications were left and extending the franchise to women where pro vinces had not already grunted it 1 to 1940 when quebec ad opted universal suffrage wom en of that province voted in federal elections but not pro- vinciallv for the first time in 1911 3ss333s33ssss3g83ss33g383ss33s3s3333e333s33333 telphone 90 stouffville the progressive conservative committee room please phone for cars for election day monday august 10th stouffville progressiveconservative association papers are printed on news print xtra comfort extra mileage 1 cushion tires big tradein allowance oh tfctvt old cite rhmurphylid sales st service phoue 159 stouffville d like to say this to all canadians n under a liberal government canadians have added every year to the national strength and national unity of canada we have had the greatest expansion of social welfare in our history we have increased our employment our production and our national income every year we have had the greatest expansion of our primary and secondary industries truly an industrial revolution because of the outstanding contribution of the members of our navy army and air force we have been able to do our full share to prevent and to stop communist aggression we have reduced the national debt every year and in the last two years reaped the reward in lower tax rates do we want all that to be continued do you really think its time for a change for a change to a parliament of regional groups a handful of social crediters from the far west a few socialists from the prairies a few more conservatives from ontario or the maritimes and some socalled independents from quebec in such a parliament without the leadership and responsibility of a united national party how could the government help being weak and insecure do we want a weak and divided government to deal with the formidable problems of the next few years i ask you is it really time for a change we believe most canadians want a government which encourages enterprise promotes trade and fosters the exploration and develop ment of our resources and you know it as well as we do that requires balanced budgets paying off debts in prosperous times and a tax structure which while fair to all is adequate to meet these demands for a greater canada vote liberal national liberal federation of canada in ontario riding vote for john lay in north york vote for jack smith dont trade performance for promises uiliiiel ly north york liberal association