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stouffvile october 9th- 1924 a wonderful allpurpose flour so say thousands of housewives who use quaker flour for all their baking its even texture and nevervarying baking qualities make it the delight of all who use it quaker flour alwags the samealwatjs the best makes larger whiter loaves better pastry lighter cakes our expert baker has prepared a number of recipes for baking bread we will gladly send them to you write today they are free a rrtxhirt of the quaker mill ptrboroort nl sulurtero 87 distributors stouffville stiver bros- uxbridge w s lapp school reports for sax 20 yorkshire white pigs ready to wean eli mairs phone 8404 cows for sawe two young cows in full flow also 14 shoats about 85 pounds dan oiboyle phone 1107 p fat hens i will pay a special price for fat hens sam golden apply at pen- nocks livery for sale fresh alilch cow durham at lot 26 on 9 east jmarkham foster wagg phone 7809 stouffville 32p m g lost between stouffville and markham on saturday last license no 73039 leave at the tribune office or h n foote stouffville b r 1 p for sale 1 oak heater nearly new 1 kitchen table hardwood top oak legs golden finish l mahogany rocker mrs geo brownsberger dressmaking miss a m marker is prepared to do sewing knitting and crocheting terms reasonable for particulars phone mrs frank harvey stouff ville 7207 32p wanted by young girl a position to do h apply at the tribune apples for sale peewaukee gano falone at 200 per barrel all good winter apples winter ripson pippins late fall apple at 150 delivered as we pick a e booth phone 8112 ufo meeting ameeting is called for saturday night oct 11th in stouffville coun cil chamber members urged to at tend d rusnell secretary for sale 1 melotte separator nearly new 1 sharpies no 3 new n e smith every government sale province is a bootleggers paradise 1iquor once sold cannot be controlled the evil lies in the liquor not in the method of its sale nor in the form of the package this is proven in every canadian pro vince where government sale in varying forms has been tried fl with easier access to intoxicating liquor drinking has increased enormously more drunkenness and crime associated with drunkenness have naturally followed bootlegging instead of being cured by socalled government control is flourishing to a degree that makes ontarios illicit sale seem small and insignificant by comparison fla ghastly failure serving only to multiply the very evils it was heralded to cure thatis the story of government sale of liquor in british columbia in manitoba in quebec gard for the will of the people as expressed in the disapproval of saleof liquor by the glass and that something had to be done quebec under government sale eclipses open bar evil quebec with its longer experience in government sale has drifted still further back toward the evil days of the open bar in fact the only difference between the quebec tavern and the old barroom is that customers sit down at tables to drink rather than stand up at a bar and while quebec goes on spending more money for booze than for educa tion 28000000 annually for liquor and 26000000 for educational purposes crime is rampant the montreal gazette was recently constrained to declare mont real is a perfect mecca for evildoers with resorts and gambling british columbia and the bootleggers the vancouver world a newspaper friendly to the government has declared in an editorial british columbia is the bootleggers paradise 4 the attorneygeneral of that province who is the official administrator of the government liquor control act said in a recent speech the greatest bootleggers of all are the brewers and export liquor dealers kjms- vci e- dr a e cooke of vancouver in the canadian congregationalism asserts the government controls neither the manu facture importation transportation nor exportation of liquor the distillers and brewers control all these and the govern ment simply acts as one of their sales agents controlling about 50 per cent of the retail end of the trade the whiskey vicious immoral resorts ana gamming rin and the bootleccers control the rest jo hidingplaces of the alien and other criminals from all corners of the ring and the bootleggers control the rest manitoba sick of control in less than a year eleven months after manitoba adopted its government control system an open- minded investigator of conditions in that province sums up the situation in these words i leave manitoba impressed with the evidence that both wets and drys are dis satisfied with the government control sys tem the wets because there is no legal sale of beer by the glass and because there is some delay and trouble in getting hard stuff and the drys because boot legging and drunkenness have greatly increased i the same neutral authority declares there is no dispute in winnipeg about bootlegging everybody drys wets moderationists police government officials business men professional men and round ers tell the same story the unanimous verdict during the week of august 24th for the honor of old ontario mark your ballot thus when i was in winni peg was that bootleg ging was being carried on on a tremendous scale that the city was wide open that- the hotelmjn had no re- iaf you in i veur v ike co- tmutnct ol the onurie ten proc act arc you if favour of tbc h1 2ft o brvrc of tr ood ptviluowa liquor in octlcd pock- to ufrorr cvbvrriuimat control continent ontario has higher hopes ontario citizens do not want this province to become a botdeggers para dise they do not want their government to go into partnership with the distillers and brewers splitting the booze business fiftyfifty with bootleggers which is the best any government has been able to do under government sale the responsible electors of ontario do want the happier homes women and children made possible by the ontario temperance act they do want to defeat the liquor traffics insidious effort to turn back the clock they do want ontario to be spared the costly experience of such bootleggers paradises as british columbia manitoba and quebec in this belief and with the government pledged to give active and vigorous enforce ment of the ontario temperance act hc ontario plebiscite committee asks with every confidence that ontario citizens give the government an unmistakeable mandate on october 23rd the ontario plebiscite committee 2 toronto street toronto g b nicholson chairmah 1 m i report of stouffville public school for september room 1 senior primer annie gartlrwalte and velma stover equal donald lehman and harry wood cock equal jean baker joe todd junior primer george swift charles cadieux claude brillinger lambert malloy kaihleen h logan teacher room 2 sr i sam borinsky murray holden and harry holden equal nolda lehman and harry baker equal jr i agnes kliuck frank bar tholomew william malloy merle k vansickle room 3 jr ii donua vanzant norman baker charles nolan sr 1 dorothy meyers and jean bartholomew equal bert green willie bryan stelle barber teacher room 4 jrhi flossie hoover herbert garthwaite and luella stouffer and ethel sanders equal sriil bruce rowbotham erma grubin viola lehman helen gibson teacher room 5 jr iv eric collard allan mcconnochfe margaret mac- kenzie sr iv marie lewis robert fer ris reginald stouffer m grace martin principal ninth line markham mr and mrs hillroan of toronto upent sunday with sir grant miss lyla eagleson of toronto was home over sunday mr innis spent week end with his uncle mr mceiwain mr joifn blain has purchased an overland sedan mr hollinger of toronto was home for the week end miss miller of toronto was the guest of miss b grant over the week end born to mr and mrs morgan on wednesday sept 24th 1924 a daughter a large number from this line at tended the markham fair last friday and saturday mrs middlebrooks sister and other friends of weston spent sun day at her home miss moore of toronto returned home after spending a few days whh miss emma blair mrs hams sister and cousin of toronto were guests of mr and mrs ham over sunday mr and mrs terryberry and daughter of detroit are spending a few days with mrs terryberrys par ents mr and mrs a cole c victoria square arthur knight vancouver b is visiting old friends alf smith goes to toronto next week to serve on jury e pingle who has been foreman for c stoutenburgh has rented the farm from wm elliott at button- ville one o the severest electrical storms of the season passed over sunday night several drove down to the ire at buttonville mrs e jennings and miss m jennings of toronto visited at ross klincks on sunday j meek of newmarket mr and mrs l perkins and master norman of toronto were at t reads over tuesday ringwood james mckenzie has installed a radio our burg was well represented at markham fair on saturday mrs ellis and daughter peggy of toronto are visiting at mrs m focklers imr and mrs percy pipher of to ronto spent a days recently with the formers parents mr and mrs wm pipher harry spang of mount albert made a few short calls in our town one day last week we are glad to report that edw cook and miss beatrice cook are improving although somewhat slow ly from their recent illness- for sale one horse harness and wagon one box with spring seat also a gravel box a real outfit for hard work in good condition d a galloway stouffville phone 6509 for sale 8 shropshire thorobred ram lambs also young shorthorn thoro bred bull about 13 months old k g tarr phone 7808 34np weld dridl1ng outfit for sale well drilling outfit belonging to the late j w lewis write for particulars tenders close oct 5th address mrs m l lewis queensville strayed from lot 30 con 10 markham 1 steer 2yearsold black and white and 1 heifer 2yearsold grey and- white reward jacob mcmullen phone 7812 stouffville np poultry live and dressed also domestic rabbitts we pay highest market price geo l rosser phone 3708 stouffville or bring to geo lawsons stouffville 37p weuls drilled wells drilled and repaired quick sand a specialty terms moderate and good workmanship having had 30 years experience for informa tion apply e j cable toronto or delos graham cedar valley p phone 9208 stouffville bees for sale the apiary of the late lemon baker composed of 73 colonies of bees in firstclass condition all necessary equipment forbee keeping such r six 600 lb tins extractor capper 25 to 30 empty hives num ber empty pails bee houses etc apply to robt ratcliff pbone 4809 or to mrs l baker stouffville prosperity follows the dairy cow agricultural- surveys prove that the farmer who banks a month ly milk or cream check soon be comes independent of financial wor ries the dairy cow the milk cheque the bank account form an indestructible chain which defies hard times and business depres sions since 1s73 the standard bank of canada has caiered to the needs of the dairy farmer rendering efficient service to his business the standard bank op canada stouffville branch a c burkholder subbranch at goodwood manager cream its the price that we get for our butter that enables us to pay the price for cream and its our accurate system of doing business that enables us to render you the service ship your cream to stouffville creamery co phone 18602 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings also agents for the delaval separator storm sash and doors for winter there is an extra good stock of lumber in our yards at present ready to be skilfully turned into storm doors sash siding etc- get your order in early so as to be ready for the winter weather stouffville planing mill stouffer and schelly phone 194 swifts garage stouffville and claremont we carry a large stock of genu ine ford parts and springs for all cars get an auto glare shield dont be blinded strong lights get yqur work done at our work shop we recharge batteries the right way the hydro way right away phone 195 inexpensive cbangeoverte rmllttxt crate we are in a posi tion to render lowest cost changeover to foilsize balloons for me have com plete firestone equipment gum- nipped tires steam- welded tubes and the special wheel unit call upon us for a demonstration to day if you wish i cords 1350 fabrics 1150 oversize 1600 masseyharris farm implements repairs buy a mh no 5a binder to cut the heavy crop and a mhquebec sulky plow for light draft we are also agents and handle repairs for john deere plows and hoover po tato diggers the ontario wind engine pump co- the ok potato machinery co the pedlar peoples roofing the sawyermassey co- second hand goods for sale 1 otto back steel tire buggy 1 heavy and 2 light gang plows 3 good crea mseparators 1 4 bp iiic engine 1 5 hp toronto engine 1 12 hp- gilson engine mounted on trucks 1 no5 7 mh bindergood repair 1 set deer- ing or mccormick binder canvass- dh0lden agent phone 184 stouffville