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j stouffville september 18th 1924 honey 1000 lbs comb honey at a specially low price a real bargain 4 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft i good peaches are now in from now on we will keep a full supply the crop is light it will pay to buy early i- l ratcliff co wet weather is here you will constantly need a pair of rubbers drop in and get a pair of the best makers line it is a little cool now and gloves or mitts are needed we have the very best a special line for railroaders the ar clark make- come in and get a pair p s footwear of mer tour rville h w- we know the way for you to save money now is to pick up some of the bargains we offer boots mens 450 boots to clear at 300 mens regular 650 boots to clear at 500 odd lines in peabodys overalls to clear at only 200 pair our fall shipment of mens velure and felt hats has just arrived the styles are nifty and they are put up by one of the best makers price 350 to 500 j l little west end stouffvillb goal cement salt tile and flour coal select lump steam coal lehigh valley stove chestnut and pea sizes sol way coke cement canada brand salt 50 lb 100 lb- 200 lb- sacks and bbls flour and feed bran shorts manitoba oats cake five crown flour for bread jubilee for pastry tile 3 inch 4 inch and 6 inch on hand highest prices paid for alsike and grain of all kinds oil telephones office 169 residence 171 j stouffvimie markets wednesday sept 17th dlrr butter 36 eggs 0ttl how o hogs thlchnfooth 10 hogs select it butcher cattle 450 to 600 cows 3 calves 700 to 900 common- calves 450 butchers 700 grain oats 45 to 50 pall wheat 115 to 118 barley 75 to 30 agents wanted the careful attention to our customers orders and the splen did stock supplied for years past warrants us in having a repre sentative or two in this county libernl commissions free out fit write at once for exclusive territory thos w bowman son company lupgeville ont star nurseries pat hkvs i will pay a special prfce for fat heai sam golden apply at pen- nocks li very the tribune is published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year advance a v nolan publisher stouffville ont editorial comment about 130 pupils are in attend ance this year at markhaui high school apparently it is not safe to leave clothes on the line over night in newmarket on monday night last some person who has neither the fear of the law nor the breaking et the eighth commandment carried off clothes and bedding that wre hanging out to dry constable kirk has been suspicious mr j j morrison secretary of the united farmers of ontario stat ed monday that the association had ceased to exist as a political organ ization the ufo mr morrison declared is out of politics in accord ance with a resolution passed at the last meeting held in massey hall some time ago record crops freeman ranter the well known thresher iff north markham told the economist and sun that he had threshed over thirty thousand bushels of grain so far this season a great deal of it fall wheat and that lie had yet to see any sprouted grain mr ramer says the yield of all kinds of grain is exceptionally good much of the wheat running from 30 to over 40 bushels per acre while oats and bar ley yields were much above the average after incurring a lot of legal ex pense t w underwood and tlios hargrave the two citizens who en tered action at osgoode hall to re strain the trustees of the markham high school from going on with the expenditure of 15000 in the im provement of the buildinghave failed to submit further evidence and the original plan to go ahead with the repairs will be immediately proceed ed with the costs in the case which have not been made known up to the present will be borne by messrs underwood and hargraves the net result being the holding back of repairs which are said to be ab solutely necessary if the school is to retain its present standing twenty new pupils have been registered and the accommodation is altogether in adequate while the heating system proposed to be installed is urgently needed the trustees are contem plating action against certain men over charges preferred and which are said to have been of a serious nature bloomington mr and mrs jarvis storry spent a couple of days jn toronto miss marion hood of unionville spent the week end with miss ruth storry mr and mrs whhood of union ville were guests of mr o htran- mers on sunday miss libbie fairies attended the funeral of mr stonehouse on sun day at port perry mr and mrs jos burnett and mrs brumwell attended the wed ding of the formers granddaughter miss edna ward of sutton to mr winch of keswick mr and mrs win hill and fam- ily were at the reception given in honor of their son alex and his bride held at the home of the brides parents mr and mrs j rose at vandorf on saturday last countv temperance workers organize not yet rejoicing the government control for on tario is not to be like that of que bec or british coteaibia we are told the form of the second ques tion submitted to the electors indi cates that it is to be something similar to the manitoba system government control went into force in manitoba on sept 22 1923 in the 85 days to dec31 1923 the province drew in profits for the sale j of liquor 516000 in the same period ou the same liquor as an added burden of taxes under the same system the province paid out to the dominion taxes totalling 664000 nobody in manitoba is yet rejoic- iug over the way in which his taxes have been reduced and the people in a very hard sea son paid tor the privilege of drink ing this liquor 1s06000 and the grocer and the baker and the but cher and the shoemaker had to go without their pay or the families had to suffer want temperance workers in york county met at newmarket last sat urday afternoon to effect a county organization to work during the coming fight on the liquor question brief addresses were given by mayor j m walton of aurora and rev ban spence of toronto chair men were appointed for the differ ent municipalities and they with the president and secretary will form the executive the organiza tion officers were appointed as fol lows chairman henry sennett secretary r n wilkinson munici pal representatives king henry hambly aurora j t spalding newmarket dr c a ames whit church m l starr north gwiliim- bury r a hamilton geprgiua j moore holland landing g t thompson e gwillimbury rev dunlop sutton john king stouff- ville jacob boadway those in attendance at the meet ing from stouffville were revs r young mcleodcoulter and morton many others were prevented from going owing to saturday being a busy day in town and also the day of the rural school fair tenders for township ok whitchurch debentures tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon of the first day of october 1924 for the pur chase of an issue of debentures of i the township of whitchurch of 10000 for the erection of a public i school building in school section no 4 repayable in twenty equal annual instalments of incioal and annual interest at 5 per cent i tenders for the whole or any part of loan will be considered no tender necessarily accepted dated atstouffville this 16th day of september 1924 w h clark townshv clerk jo stouffville po ont school fair prize list y continued from page 1 cooper vn 2 donstorry 10 onions verna hare edna stouffer olive pugh walter booth 10 ruth ramer 10 asters fred cook un 2 norma little bruce cook un 2 melvin brumwell 10 ivy wild gordon murchison zinnia zaida barker reggie button pearl cook 2 walter tranmer 10 marjorie hoover hilda parkinson salpiglossis- edna hill 10 margaret mcmullen dorothy thompson cosmos clara hall 10 edna burkett nellie watson 2 gor don ratclift 2 marjorie lintner verna hopkins 22 french mari golds elsie watson 2 opal doten blanche hoover ruth baker mil dred cook 2 kenneth kirby 9 table bouquet gordon ratclift 2 norman baker luella cayman erma holden audrey fleischmanjoe todd northern spys gordon murchison edith swift edith smith donald storry 10 snow apples donstorry 10 jas hall 10r jacob baker 2 clara hall 10 alex ratcliff un 2 wealthy apples isaoel collard w tranmer 10 reg stouffer jean mairs 10 glen ratclift dish of as sorted fruit willie bryon opal doten elmer burnett 10 betty booth eva ramer 10 erma holden apple collection edna stouffer marion stouffer 2 eric collard marjorie bassingthwaite a thomas iluella stouffer tomatoes opal doten walter tranmer 10 may doten thos barnes john williams 10 melvin burnett 10 squash or pumpkin allen hoover elsie lownsborough flossie hoover ivy wild a ratcliff 2 don lewis weeds beatrice rennie 22 weed seeds don storry 10 murry sin clair 2 collection pressed leaves walter tranmer 10 norman cook 2 don lewis collection of nuts don storry 10 native woods murray sinclair 2 alphabet edna mckuen lillis morton jack pennock agnes klinck don closson jean baker 9 to- day howard mcmullen 9 audrey lamb ruth flavell 9 clara hall 10 goldie shackinan dean hall 10 the maple pearl zeller 22 marie lewis mabel cook marion williams 10 helen churly 10 eva ramer 10 clock face drawing ruth ramer 10 gordon ratcliff 2 ruth davis 2 mildred cook 2 map of southern ontario kenneth pipher 9 mildred tarr 9 titos barnes anna reesor 22 glen ratcliff may boake 2 postermarion williams 10 edna sinclair 2 zaida barker clifford wagg 22 dawson wagg 22 anna reesor 22 bird house kenneth betz 10 bruce rowbotham ivan mairs 10 bread boarj bruce cook 2 w tranmer 10 earl booth 10 harry davis 2 milk stool m sinclair 2 kenneth betz 10 albert booth 10 jas harris 22 william malloy nail box norman betz 10 thomas barties school lunch- opal doten eva ramer 10 edna stouffer marion brumwell 10 phyllis baker elsie lownsborough box of candy marion ratcliff pearl reesormarion brumwell 10 dorothy myers doro thy thompson gladys dougherty oatmeal cookies reta wells 9 alma baker 10 ruth ramer 0 evelyn green 22 sandwiches erma holden opal doten ruth ranter 10 agnes klinck lorine lloyd phyllis baker apple pie phyllis baker erma holden eiia gould elsie lownsborough mar jorie bassingthwaite ivy wild clothes pin bag eva ramer 10 dish towel edna burkett mildred burkett dorothy meyers rhoda vanzant ruth ramer 10 isabelle coulter set dolls clothes rhoda crawford erma grubin edna hare ivy wild hemstitched handker chief elsie lownsborough eva ramer 10 jean mairs 10 any other articles pearl zeller 22 edna watson ivy wild margaret llntuer rhoda vanzant edna mckuen boys riding contest don lewis mervin lehman lewi wells 3 cecil boake 2 norman cook 2 ivan mairs 10 girls riding contest ednawatson jean mairs 10 jean gray 10 vegetable judging couiest mar lon stouffer 2 marlon william 10 beatrice rennie 22 hazel boyd 2 annie reesor 22 don fswis school parade ss no 22 room 2 ss no 10 room 4 strathcona drill s s no 10 union 2 ss no 22 room 4 room 3 singing contest s s no 10 room 4 room 3 pupils winning the highest num ber of points at the fair donald storry of ss no 10 bloomington scvi winning the highest number of point at the fair s s no 10 whitchurch roadways drugs storb stouffville os30 s o ioooi 30c30 lonoe o d o o q o o a o a o q o a o b q o o d a o q o o a o d o w h shaws ioeso a d o summer clearance sale for the next few days we are offering unprece dented bargains in many lines from every department of the store going over the stock we find too many odds and ends all perfectly good materials and enough in each to be of real value and therefore they will be put on the counter all at specially attractive prices this sale will chiefly consist of silks dress goods flannelette ginghams towellings flannels linen twelings prints get in early and look these goods over fall goods now our fall stock of dress materials underwear stockings suits and overcoats are arriving weekly dont fail to see them when in town w h shaw o q o o q o oe phonk 9512 stouffville store remains open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings closes friday at 12 oclock i0e30e o d o q o o 5 d o o 0 o i o q o o 0 o o d o u o o d o fl p o 0 a a n a a a a iob39 f t hill co limited successors to todd cook highest prices paid for alsike- red clover timothy alfalfa and sweet clover bags supplied if desired fftce phone 1401 house 189 l e todd managing diroator