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thursday october 13th 1932 quality specials we have a limited number of special three gallon crocks complete with covers only 75c j gallon crock cookie jars decorated with cover special 49 c each darwin tulips mixed colorsperdoz28c flower pots and pans flower pots and bulb pans in all sizes service canned goods canned corn and peas no 2 tins 3 tins for 25c salad special kraft old fashioned boiled salad dressing special with either salad fork or spoon this week 22c ciiabemoxt tomatoes 2h size tin 3 for 20 xew canadian cheese per lb 12c notes and comments whitchurch council hold october meeting a recent associated press report the october meeting of the states that material evidence has whitchurch township council held been uncovered at tiberias on the ou saturday at vandorf may bo sea of galilee indicating the spot marked as the quietest session thus where jesus multiplied the five far this year the chief item oi loaves and two fishes to feed the business was scrutinizing and multitude in number about five passing of accounts thousand i only one deputation was receiv- tradition persists that a church led being the road men at the uas built on the scene of the mir- corner of the 4th concession and newmarket road they sought a further grant to complete some kraft kitchen fresh mayonnaise with one bottle kraft french dressing spccinl 25c australian seedless raisins now crop ciioico celery large white bundles 3 for 2 lbs for 2oc ratcliff co town delivery you pay less for mere resale depot lowest prices our policy la such that we can afford to sell used cars for just what theyre worth in unused mileage the value of the new model ford is so high bo close to the cost of production that we have ao leeway for making excessive tradein allowances when we accept used cars in trade thus when we resell a used car we have no in centive to mark up the price to save us from taking a loss when you buy a used car from us you pay for the miles of unused trans portation in it for its actual worth and nothing else some unusual bargains in used oars of the mir acle the ruins supposedly of this church buried beneath seven feet of clay have now been uncovered by the rev everist andrea mader director of the german oriental institute of jerusalem the dis covery includes portions of a bas ilica behind the altar of which mosaics depict loaves of bread two fishes and a stone supposed to mark the location of the event secular corroboration of the scripture has its value whatever makes more vivid to mankind the life and loving labor of jesus can not lack interest to the reverent christian and many on reading the newspaper item will turn again to the sublime though simple recit al by the beloved disciple of the saviours tender thoughtfulness of the human needs of those to whom lie was spiritually ministering 50th electric anniversary 1 plymouth sedan 1930 1 ford 1 ton truck 1929 1 essex coach 192s 1 ford u ton truck 1927 1 ford sedan 1929 1 graham page sedan 1928 1 chrysler sedan 1927 a- number of trucks and other used cars all at a very low prices and easy terms arranged d holden ford dealer phone 184 stouffville ontario when the lights of fiftynine cus tomers were turned on exactly half a century ago in a square mile of downtown new york edison declar ed that the occasion marked the transition from one epoch to anoth er at the time the observation was attributed to the natural enthusi asm of an inventor in his thirty- fifth year the sort of flourish that one expects at the completion of any public enterprise rut now that the fiftieth anniversary of his greatest achievement has been celebrated it is evident that ho saw more clearly than any of his contemporaries how electricity would transform society j trolley cars and subways instead of horses edison lamps in place of kerosene and gas motors driving everything from sewing machines to battleships energy on top every where like water a new epoch had indeed dawned when the switch was thrown in pearl street new york on september 4th 1ss2 live fowl wanted highest market price paid for all live fowl hens geese duck s golden orders taken at pennocks buying power your dollar has greater buying power than for many years and our merchandise is drawn from he resources of a number of large factories so that wo can offer you the widest possible choice in high grade goods coupled irilii the lowest cost to you very necessary work 902 rods of gravel put on the beat was not enough to repair half the road and permission was obtained to spend another small sum to smooth out the worst spots still untouched the deputation was composed of messrs hewlett harper johnson sheridan and hunt the reward offered for killing a dog or dogs alleged worrying or killing sheep in the neighborhood of pat murphys farm and the brodio sheep ranch was sought by messrs norman hall k and l sibley sinco tho boys traced down two dogs no further killing has been reported and council by resol ution instructed tho treasurer to pay the boys 25 no action was taken on a claim for 24 for com pensation for sheep killed on the property on west side of township where tho toronto hunt club re tain a few animals it was slated that the sheep belonged to tho president of the hunt club who ownes a farm in king town ship tho animals had been loan ed to tho hunt for purposes of training the hounds not to chase sheep evidently sonio other dogs need training too for several sheep wero killed one night when tho hounds were locked up reeve kldd presided over tho meeting and members were all pre sent as follows deputyreeve new ton rae councillors ratcliff isaac morton and earl toole parents road accounts holiday observations by rev 11 it storey pastor of ihe newmarket christian church who succeeded rev fay ie meadows seasonable frocks bright new jerseys wool crepe silk crepes and silk chiffon velvet are all featured in these new frocks all are real autumn gowns and in all the autumn shades and moderately priced you must see these to appreciate them winter coats now that cooler weather is here it is time to think of that new warm winter coat that you require wo are showing some wonderful values in winter coats with lovely fur collars the very last word in style beautifully tailored in the popular diagonal fabric and with the guaranteed linings and warm interlining come in and see them factory yarn the time is at hand when heavy woolen socks and mitts will be in demand we have tho popular lehmans and turnbulls yarn in all shades two and three ply price per lb 8c bath towels really exceptional values in these special hath towels which we are featurinng this week heavy nap of soft absorbent quality and a good size about 21x40 a limited quantity only 29c a special in shirting through an error a shipment of flannelette shirting was sent to us and rathe- than have us return it the wholesale house h is asked us to dis pose of it at a prico splendid quality in stripes and checks just tho thing for mens shirts special per yard 2ic bright and attractive floor coverings one con- tlio what about that new rug this fall that old is getting pretty well worn a new rug in linoleum golcum or oilcloth would make a vast difference in appearance of your rooms wo also carry linoleum and oilcloth by tho yard of good quality and attractive design we will gladly give an any of your floors estimato of cost of covering oo amp you mi wtaa thu4 always ro sa in rat eur stores ih canaoa silk hose the popular supersilk lines are always in demand be cause of their good appearance and long wearing qualities in all shades and in all sizes priced at per pair 05c 110 mercury hose wo also carry this well known canadian made hoso which are popular with so many particular dressers per pair oc t 10 other lines of silk hose at 10c to 70e cashmere and silk and wool hose for tho cooler weather and for ordinary occasions wo are showing a splendid range of these serviceable stockings in all sizes and shades at per pair 100 geo drewery maint 275 c drewery maint 100 o traumer drag 250 d stony drag 250 m barnes drag 1 o drewery drag 3 geo hood weeds 1 w spence weeds 1 w a cook weeds 2 a dixon weeds 1 f martson weeds 550 g harman weeds 400 b taylor drag 200 j stephens drag 300 l j harper trucking 9150 j cook maint 2s50 otto baekr maint 27 go earl davis maint 23 10 o gilmer maint 600 m davis maint g 00 cliff lemon main 300 c deimie maint 400 orvil drewery maint 200 dan gibner maint 1500 seneca baker maint 1000 w jacobs maint 1500 fred dennie maint 1000 w h ratcliff maint 500 g ii leary maint g25 thos lyon maint 100 j jones maint 500 fred shelke maint 500 geo watt drag 500 j watt drag 250 r o ward repairs 250 brexlin repairs 50 less rose trucking 1950 w cockerill maint 53s k cockerill maint 3 10 geo windsor maint 225 c rose maint 200 f ratcliff maint 1200 drewery trucking 4000 h widifield salary 9500 madill drag 200 petch drag 900 wright maint 1070 wright maint 1g30 linstead maint 230 paradine maint 200 paradine maint 200 paradine maint 200 geo walker 200 w lazenby maint 500 mantle maint 500 graves maint 500 pogg maint pegg maint guthrie drag albert scott drag paul handcock drag don petch drag h brandon drag j reosor weeds r wlllams weeds j winterstein drag rills presented for payment roy hamlet ditching 3 albert ilowlett ditching 4 max johson ditching 3 elmer johnson ditching 2 chas howlett ditching 4 i e bolender dragging 0 ralph allan weeds general accounts e c iogan relief arsonault family g5s mf starrweed inspectors 2200 tno williamson salary g500 j a clark valuing sheep 1g00 w o j e j c p d e l c f l h ii ii 132 32 4 1 9 00 00 90 s7 40 250 295 200 200 544 50 on oo oo 50 50 1000 the wh shaw store say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful phone 9512 stouffville ontario rev hb and mrs storey have returned from their holidays they visited former parishioners and friends in cleveland ohio but spent the major portion at chautauqua lake new york rev storey herewith gives to our readers some observations of plac es men and world events gained during his recent trip chautauqua is a beautiful region and has the aost varied program availablo any where it extends for two miles along the western shore of lake chautauqua the 400 acres of beautiful wooded land is parked and open to the public the pro gram includes golf tennis horse backriding roquo horseshoes and baseball it is the leading summer music centre of america having its symphony orchestra opera company chorus and organ recitals the 50000 organ in the amphitheatre was the gift of mrs vincent mas- sey of toronto the worlds great est preachers and speakers discuss subjects of worldwide significance one meets people from canada united states china japan india and other countries and there is i marvellous freedom about the life of the institution the season covers a period of ten weeks it was conceded among the ministers that tho two outstanding preach ers of the 193 2 season were brit ishers rev richard roberts or sherbourne street church toronto and dr martin lloyd jones of port talbot wales who filled so acceptably the sherbourne pulpit this summer a notable musical triumph was won by the welsh imperial singers a group of mar vellous singers direct from wales mr storey spent some time stud ying india with professor herbert adams gibbons head of the de partment of political economy at princeton university and dr sam iligginbottam the worldfamous agricultural missionary of allaha bad india dr gibbons has re cently spent two years in india and dr iligginbottam has been living in india for 28 years both those authorities agree that the en couraging feature about the dif ficult situation is that the british are in control in india we can rely upon their faith and their col onizing virtues to solve the prob lems before anarchy or disorders commence deeprooted religious differences between the moslems and the hindus a variety of lang uages and dialects within a coun try that can boast no common language as a medium of thought exchange and a caste system sim ilar to none other in the world are some of the difficulties which in dia finds blocking the way to pro gress and selfgovernment imr gandhi although a graduate of oxford university is an imprac tical mystic he has failed to un ite the hindus and the moslems and his influence is on the wane his spiningwheel is only a polit ical gesture and to boycott mod ern methods of machinery is to keep india in ignorance and pov erty dr sam iligginbottam is the principal of the agricultural institute of allahabad india his methods of agriculture are so ad mirable that they have been made a standard by the indian govern ment dr higginbottam says there is no hope for india if gandhis methods are adopted india must learn to use modern machinery in her own way critics of british rulo in india say the cost of sup porting the troops there is fabu lous this is untrue the cost of supporting the british troops sta tioned in india is only 23 per cent of tho total budget india is a land rich in resources inhabited by poor people government salaries in india are not excessive they are much lower than those paid by privato concerns the people are poor because they choose to ho in dia has wonderful resouces if only developed tho british are trying to meet the legitimate demands by tho indian people in as full a mea sure as it is possible to do so in dians and british get along well together and the hatred which is described as existing between them by sonio american newspapers is fallacious tho world must have the fullest possible sympathy with the aspirations of the indian peo ple and at the samo time tho sin- core belief in the intention of the british government to give to in dia just as fast as india can stand and assimilate it the free elements of selfgovernment mr storey conversed freely with influential leaders of american life as to tho possible outcome of the approaching presidential election he says i have never known the american peoplo to bo so depress ed or panicky as they are now thoy have permitted themselves to bo galled by the newspapers in making prohibition or its repeal the main issue in an election when it has no right to be the econ omic conditions in the united states are bad and the big issue should bo whether a few multimillion aires are to bo dictatorial auto crats or whether material wealth is to he more freely on tho other hand boots shoes new for the ties and for the growing ladies pumps girl low heel patent strap shoes fall oxfords for men in scotch grain leather also boots in kid and calf leathers lehmans yarn in grey 2 ply and black shoes 3 ply also in red blue and o lehman the shoe store quality phono 4301 service coal coke channels animal spray you cannot afford to be without it keep a gallon on hand and and your stock will be free from flies corn meal feed for your poultry or hogs always on hand just a shade more than shorts or bran cement land tile and salt flour and feeds of all kindscoal and coke ask for prices at ware house or delivered s w hastings phone 169 stouffville ontario tile salt cbmenv i0e20i xoe30c 30e30 d o we believe that the recent upturn in commodity prices is one of the best indications of gradual re turn to normal conditions and we also be lieve that the dairy industry will be one of the first to feel the upward surge and indeed is feeling it now in many ways the dairy in dustry was one of the last affected by the period of gloom and is one of the first to re cover keep more cows and for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings phone stouffville 18601 o 0 iobox locaoi ioe i blaming the president for existing the candidate confessedly wet conditions and aro determined to also tho voluntary resignation ot mako a change then the more mayor walker will help the demo- conservative people do not seem to cratic candidate had mayor walk want to swap horses while crossing or been impeached tammany would the stream president hoover has probably have opposed roosevelt it not helped the confused situation ho had been exonerated thous- by his pronouncement on the 18th lands of conservatives might have amendment his attitude of en- j used their influence against tho couraging states rights in settle- j democratic standardbearer it ment of this question infuriates the j is freely expected that norman drys imr hoover was really thomas tho socialist candidate for flowers for evert occasion mttston sons phono 7001 stouffville ontario peoplo rightly or wrongly are i states and will probably voto for elected by the dry vote in 1928 but now seems to have changed his tactics the republican platform attempts to be amphibian wet and dry the democratic party is con fessedly wet and though we think mistaken its at least consistent taken by mr hoover in his speech of acceptance in my opinion his position on prohibition has greatly lessened his chances of reelection in novoniber franklin roosevelt is not a particularly strong candi date but ho is cleancut outspok en and courageous there seems to be no presidential moses to lead tho american people out of tho wilderness into the promised land of prosperity predicting the out come of an election is as difficult as foretelling the results of a horse- raco but there aro two factors which cause me to think that frank lin d roosevelt will be the next president of tho united states 1 the desire for a change of leader ship in a time of crisis and de pression this may bo poor logic but j it is tho usual way of a nation and has been seen in the life of canada 2 lured on by the newspapers i millions of americans think that tho repeal of tho isth amendment will bring back prosperity to united president will do better than over lie is a former presbyterian minis ter and is perhaps the ablest leader and best speaker of all the presi dential candidates the title so- cialist however does not help his case rightly or wrongly many are suspicious of the word social ist but many ministers and re ligious leaders expect to voto for norman thomas thoy say ho is really the peoples leader and has held squarely to tho economic issues of the campaign wo shall see what wo shall see mr storey has returned homo believing in tho future of canada this dominion must carve out her own destiny canadians must not imltato tho weaker phases of low- class americans sho must be bri tish not only in theory but in practise canadians should coaso to knock and learn to roost at least in a mild manner for a young nation wo aro too consorv atlve wo need faith in our coun try in ourselves and in our future tho imperial economic confer ence will not solvo all canadas problems wo must solvo our own problems nothing can impede tho progress of canada except our selves let us bo onlorprlslng hopo- ful and positive