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the tribune stouffville ont thursday may 4th 1939 page seven ioexoe 30e30e ioexoi xoxao pineapples the pineapple crop is reported as being from two h to three weeks earlier this year this means that the best 2 cuban pines for canning are expected any day place u your order with us and receive pines from the the finest selected stock garden seeds we carry a full assortment of package seeds as well as bulk peas and corn fl o dutch settes dutch beet seed bulk multiplier onions o a o woodburys special a 3 cakes woodburys soap 25c h with 1 bottle of hand lotion free g oxydol special q one glass fruit bowl g with each large oxydol for 24c new seasons maple syrup per gallon 225 p section honey each 15c nut honey butter package 25c american beauty shrimp per tin 15c dried b per tin y 25e fresh vegetables and fruits watch for our weekend bulletins o d o atclif town delivery xoe o ke30i ioc stouffville ontario 20iaoe30c missionary convention mt joy and dickson hill mbc churches may 9th to 14th inclusive tuesday dr oswald j smith of toronto will speak on his missionary tour of australia and the south sea islands wednesday mr eldon b lehman of tor onto who recently visited the missionary fields of cuba will speak thursday rev a w banfield frgs founder of our african mission will speak on a missionary journey through niger ia these addresses will be illustrated by motion pictures friday mrs e j pudney from amazona south america will give an illustrated address sunday may 141000 am dicksons hill 1100 am and 730 pm mount joy mrs william shantz of china will speak cash and pledge offering will be received weeknight addresses at 8 oclock p g lehman pastor phone markham 1702 clip this notice for reference plan to attend every service round trip bargain fares may 1213 from stouffville to lindsay and peterbqro to guelph kitchener stratford goderich kincardine southampton owen sound and all intermediate points beyond guelph to niagara falls buffalo london sarnia chatham and all intermediate points beyond hamilton to barrie north bay meaford collingwood penetang and midland to sudbury longlac geraldton beardmore may 13 to toronto and hamilton fares tickets return limits and train information from agents canadian nat0na e a t127b ringwood mr and mrs seldon abell of toronto visited at j l abells on sunday mrs david gillham spent tuesday at ballantrae with mr and mrs norman hisey mr and mrs morgan left for new liskeard on tuesday morning mrs ralph burkholder and miss mary were toronto visit ors on tuesday david gillham spent a day recently with henry johnson on the sixth line rev and mrs serrick of keswick mrs e r sinclair mr and mrs j l barrett and miss ada barkey attended the graduation exercises of the toronto bible college in varsity arena toronto last thursday evening vivian mr c pipher has sold his farm but reserved a portion of land on which to build a house for himself the purchaser in tends to plant trees on the place raymond needier commenced work on monday mrs pollard has returned home after spending two weeks with her sister at peterboro preparations are being made to plant several thousand young trees in the government re forestation altona mrs f wagg spent a few jdays last week with her daughter mrs f draper the twinkling star class met at the home of miss esther davis last friday evening mi and mrs d crosier irene and erla had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs h st john the happy helpers held their regular monthly meeting at the home of mrs w carter last thursday afternoon the may meeting of the wi will be at the home of mrs w parkeratha roll calla mem ory gem while you pay your fee election of officers re port of sectreas contest write one months program for next year prizes program in charge of group 9 under the leadership of mrs a fuller everybody welcome cedar grove glasgow mr john smith spent sun day in richmond hill mrs henry slack called on peter smith one day recently miss gertrude slack spent a few days last week with mr and mrs murray slack maple mr and mrs joe mcmullen called on her grandparents mr and mrs jesse davis on sun mr and mrs norman hisey of ballantrae visited at ralph davis on sunday the cottage prayer meeting will be held next monday night may 8 at the home of mr and mrs w i smith aocxoi aoi mongolia miss alta zeller spent sun day at home with her parents miss verna zeller spent wednesday in toronto there were about forty at sunday school but we missed you if you were absent the singsong was held this week at the home of mr and mrs will rennie misses grace and edna wide man visited with jean pugh on sunday mrs charlie brown spent a few days visiting with relatives in the city we are glad that mrs chap man is feeling some better again also mrs zeller the roads are breaking up however on monday the 10th line was scraped which made a decided improvement the community extend their deepest sympathy to the green family on the death of mrs greens father mr russel who passed away in stouffville hos pital on wedneday morning the funeral service was held at the home of his daughter on friday these nice spring days you will be having visitors and go ing places and so if you dont read about yourself in the pap er please do not think your correspondent is half asleep although that may be the case but ring up and give us your news and then we will be glad to send it in thanks lemonville miss velma yake has secur ed a position with mrs a bruce miss lillian dunbar was a sunday guest of miss velma yake mrs w harper and bruce were sunday visitors with mr and mrs e wells mrs c pattenden and fam ily were guests with mr and mrs f sanders on sunday gordon lemon spent sunday in newmarket with mr and mrs milton cook mr and mrs fred campbell of stouffville were recent guests with mr and mrs orval drewery mr and mrs austin yake and family had tea with mrs a law and mr and mrs george yake of bethesda on sunday miss lillian cook who has been spending the winter in stouffville with her sister mrs e c pennock was home for a day recently the local ypu spent a very interesting and enjoyable even ing at a meeting of the church of all nations on wednesday babys skin ailments ecz- ema chaps cuts etc respond quickly to kiekrex the quick healing salve also heals psori asis impetigo erythema pemphig us etc while you work 50c 100 and 200 recommended and sold at storeys drug store stouffville we hear wedding bells ringing faintly congratulations to mr and mrs hedley woods its a girl miss m stibbard visited i sunday with her grandparents mr and mrs stibbard of tor onto we are very sorry to hear that eleanor and bobbie milroyl children of mr and mrs murj ray milroy are confined to their home with the measles sunday afternoon was such a lovely day for a walk at least that is what one certain young couple thought who were seen admiring the beauty along the creek bank two of our male groveites had what we believe to have been a real thrilling time re cently they hitchhiked to montreal we understand twas all for a bit of fun that long awaited illustrated j lecture in illustrations given hyi rev archer wallace on the romance of labrador and newfoundland will be held on wednesday may 10 at 8 pm it is under the auspices of zion wms everybody welcome we feel honoured in saving that the go to church pro gram on station ckcl on saturday evening was excep tionally good mr d h wood- house was the speaker and mr charles whittaker and miss o harrington accompanied by mrs c whittaker supplied the music im sure those who heard it will not doubt me and will al so join me in saying congratu lations to all of you d o ioe 30x l congratulations we extend hearty congratulations to the tribune on being acknowledged the best paper in its class through the recent award of the j t clark memorial trophy the citizens of stouffville and of the surround ing district are also to be congratulated on their good fortune in enjoying the service of such a splendid journal gray coach lines 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