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stouffville july 24th 1924 cherries montmorency cherries will be ready in a few days let us have your orders early- the same good quality as usual ratcliff co look boys only 2 raincoats left size 30 for 100 regular price 600 4 pairs pants left to go at 199 our summer sales will be announced later f s glehm footwear of merit stouf fville otft phone43q1- m clearing prices jv i sale price 100 mens fine shirts reg 150 mens work shirts 75e mens khaki pants 135 peabodys overalls reg 300 mens running shoes reg 175 boys runningshoes reg- 175 all shoes at reduced prices call and see them before you buy sale price 200 sale price 150 sale price 125 j l little west end stouffvellb use f lehigh valley coal it lasts longer burns steadier gives more heat all sizes on hand also solvay coke cement canada brand fall stock on hand salt 501b 100 lb- 200 lb sacks also bbls flour feed bran shorts manitoba oats oil cakes five crowns flor for bread jubilee pastry flour telephones office 169 residence 171 9tovffvojxje markets pirr bbe9 27 to 28 butter 26 to 28 okttl boss fco mog3 smooth 850 hogs select 940 butchers 4 to 6 vovn 3to 4 calves 70o to 900 common calves 450 butchers 700 grain oata 40 to 46 fall wheat 100 qooao wheat barter 62 to 7 v agents wanted the careful attention to our customers orders and the splen did stock supplied tor years past warrants us in having a repre sentative or two in- this county liberal commissions free out- 8t write at once for exclusive territory th03 w bowmax a sox company nrooevrtiik ont star nurseries pat hkxs i will pay a sineclal irlc or p ilenn sam golden apply st pea- nocks livery the tribune is published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year in advance a- v nolan publisher stotlfkvillb ont editorial comment two things are bound to mud you out your sins aud your relatives district doings vbe postal men shouldnt be tae severely criticized for trying to raise their own salaries they know i bey dont jo it nobody owi will the leap yeai 1924 is over half gone and the bachelors around stouffville who have escaped thus far are beginning to take hope municipal clerks have been in structed to forward section three of the voters list to the clerk of the peace in view of the plebiscite of the liquor question which is to come on october 23rd the whole world ts watching the outcome of the trial this week of young loeb and leopold at chicago it seems strange that a trial should extend beyond the shortest possible legal eourse in bringing these young criminals to swift justice for their confessed murder of a fourteen-year- old boy simply to get a thrill m m heavy rains in the west except ing in the central northern section of saskatchewan and north alberta have enormously improved crop pro spects which are now defined as normal in these sections cancel lation of some merchandise orders would seem to bear out the poor prospects but in nearly all other areas of the west there has been an increase of orders due to some extent to the millions made by farmers who hell hea umil the recent spectacular advance recommendation that the depart ment of highways of ontario be re quested to erect sidewalks between richmond hill and elgin mills in order to safeguard the lives of pede strians was made by the coroners jury which returned a verdict to the effect that mrs lily sheppard came to her death on july 2 1921 while walking on the pavement on north yonge street about half a mile north of richmond hill as a result of being struck by a motor car driven negligently by francis hath away of chatham m ontario citizens will pass upon the ilquor issue on thursday october 23rd next decision to hold a plebis cite upon that date has after care ful consideration been reached by the government and represents the fulfilment of premier ferguson election time pledge of a vote for the people and when public opin ion demands it the form of the question to be voted upon is not yet being announced by the prime min ister but will be made public in the near future no overseas visitors have been more feted than the proprietors and editors of the canadian weekly press in their european trip this summersaid the evening telegram of last saturday not only were they welcomed at buckingham palace but a most interesting party was arranged at historic kensington palace the birthplace of queen vic toria by the members of the society of women journalists incident ally the power of that organization may be noted in that the state a- partments of the palace were lent them for the occasion the duke of connaught and lady patricia ram say and princess louise duchess of argyll who were present were de lightful links with canada and the present mistress of rideau hall lady byng of vimy also welcomed the canadians there the bill has been introduced in parliament providing for the redis tribution scheme which the commit- tee has finally agreed upon and while toronto gets three new seats east york will entirely disappear york south will consist of all that part of york county lying east of yonge street south of the southerly boundary of the township of mark- ham and outside of the city of to- ronto york west will consist of that partof york county lying west of yonge street south of the south j boundary of the township of yaughan and outside the city of toronto north york will consist of all that part of the county of york lying north of the southerly boundary of the township of vaugjian and mark- ham this introduces a new ele ment into north york including markham richmond hill villages the old riding of north ontario dis appears to be joined with muskoka and south ontario will just be called ontario in the august issue of rod and gun in canada every sportsman will find something to his liking besides the regular departments there is an unusually interesting story hunt ing for prehistorlc game through the bad lands of the red deer river by lillian sandera the fish- erman will eagerly read with the angler in august by robt page lincoln in his monthly fishing notes frank morto has written a fascinating account- of an exploring trip through a tamos vacation ground entitled the heart of tim agaral migration route hawks and owls by bonnycastle dale and the fullwebbed swimmer by j w winson will hold the attention of all those interested v in our fea thered friends the other regular departments and several interesting stories complete the various features of this issue mr j m walton mayor of aur ora wa3 elected most worthy patri arch by the sons of temperance at their convention yin toronto last week at the meeting of markham to-vn- thip council messrs francis fair suullie and cirbett waited on the jouucil and asked for a sidewalk to le laid on yonge strett af tanrn- 1ii1- thev vere promised 200 pro vided vaugviu would grant a like amount probate was granted in surrogate of the will of alexander malloylate of the township of vaughan who died on february 28th waving total estate of 515350 a caveat filed b his daughter mrs harriet walkr stating that at the time he made his will mr malloy was not in testa mentary capacity was dismissed and the estate will be divided between three s and two daughters the annual picnic of the new market file brigade was held at willoughbys park island grove lake simcoe last saturday fire men their wives and families to the number of one hundred attended the picnic at which mayor cane and aid h oilman and w winger were present fire chief fred doyle was instituted as master of ceremonies and handled the picnic in fine style a unique gathering was held at the home of e l ruddy pickering last saturday afternoon when up wards of sixty pickering college boys and girls of more than forty years ago held a reunion and picnic on the grounds which were formerly the site of the institution the guests who were received and enter tained by the hostess mrs e l ruddy viewed the scenes of their student days and renewed old ac quaintances mr and mrs james t davis ot fleury street aurora celebrated their diamond wedding saturday and were the recipients of many con gratulations they were married in toronto july 19th 18c4 by rev anson green mr and mrs davis are both of united empire loyalist stock mrs davis being the grand son of the late samuel davis mr and mrs davis were both born on yonge stret near aurora where they have lived the greater part of their lives mr james t davis is one of the few living fenian raid veterans a large number of rela tives and friends from a distance were present at the celebration and wished them many nore years of continuous happiness uxbridge old boys association held their annual picnic last satur day afternoon at high parktoronto when nearly three hundred former residents of the home town now living in the city were present an interesting part of the outing was atalktjy dr joseph bascom who was elected first mayor of uxbridge after the incorporation of the town in the early eighties also served for a quartercentury on the school board and who indulged in many interesting nemintscencesl dr d baird is president of the association and mrs w holiday was in charge of the arrangements for the after noon which was spent in a sociable way dr j e forfar trustee of the toronto board of education and a former resident of uxbridge was present at the picnic william j michell died at his late residence 16 st clair avenue east thursday afternoon july 17th after a lingering illness he was born at claremont ont in 1843 where he engaged in farming until 1900 when he moved to toronto he took a prominent part in munici pal polities and was for several years a member of the york township and county councils in politics he was a conservative he is survived by his widow who was mary story or claremont and four children jennie agues and helen at home and chas a of marmaduke street he is also survived by a sister mrs mary e scarr of 296 woodbine avenue and a brother frank l michell m a of perth ont on the 16th of dec- emberlast the late mr michell cele brated his golden wedding ernest bowkett 199 windermere avenue toronto was recommended for the position of police court clerk in the county police court by the york county commissioners at a meeting on thursday last this ap pointment is being made following the request of magistrate t hbrun- ton that he needed a clerk in his office to take the evidence in the police court and to look after the bookkeeping the york county council a few weeks ago passed a resolution instructing the county comers to make the appointment a large number of applications were received by the commissioners for the position and following very careful consideration mr bowkett was recommended this recom mendation will come before the on tario government in the very near future to be confirmed the salary for the position was not decided upon dontyoubuy a separator gasoline engine or page milker until you ask us to de monstrate them they give satisfac tion also one good secondhand se parator for sale i also handle real estate of all kinds fjiavk baker phon 8101 stoticvillo xosxoe x01to vv h shaws annual jmidsummer clearing sale aoao a 0 o 50 only ladies voile blouses regular 100 sale price 39c 50 only girls middies reg 100 and s200 sale price 39c- 25 only girls gingham dresses reg 100 sale price 39c child rens rompers sale price 39c ladies vests and bloomers reg 50c sale price 39c 50 dozen ladies lustre silk hose in all shades and sizes reg- 75c- sale price 39c 10 dozen ladies and childrens gingham dresses sale price 100 200 yds voiles ratines and check broadcloth reg 50 75 and 100 per yd sale price 39c 6 only ladies allwool serge dresses sale price 895 6 only ladies allwool navy serge suits sale price 895 6 only ladies raincoats- sale price 198 12 only ladies hand bags reg 200 sale price 119 12 only girls spring coats- sale price 198 12 pieces assorted ginghams reg 25 35 and 50c sale price 19c per yd 25 doz ladies and childrens cotton hose reg 25c sale price 19c pr 25 only mens sailor hats reg 200 sale price 100 35 only mens suits reg 2000 and 2500 sale price 1495 6 only mens raincoats- sale price 495 25 doz mens cotton sox reg 25 and 35c pr sale price 19c pr mens overalls and trousers limited number sale price 139 pr 10 doz- mens and boys snap rim soft straw hats reg 50 75 and 100 sale price 39c mens khaki trousers reg 200 sale price 139 pr mens fine and work shirts reg- 150 sale price 100 as a great many of- these numbers are limited we would advise you to shop early o d o 0 o 0 o n o n d o o 5 0 o o 0 o o a o o a o o q a u o n a a a w h shaw phonk 9512 stouffvillb store remains open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings closes friday at 12 oclock aoaot 3aos ie3b o d o 9 a 5 idbt seeds for sale j fresh turnip seed mangold seed seed corn lawn grass seed also garden seeds our stocks are all new and prices are right f t hill co umiud ffice phone 1401 house 18 t e todd managing dracto