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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 6, 1939, p. 5

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stouffvflle tribune thursday july 6th 1939 page five v d o d o d o oaociohoionocsaonoc farmers june butter extra special per pound 22c comfort soap special 1 bar free with 3 bars 4 bars 13c toasted prairie nuts large 18oz packages extra value 23c butternut peanut butter the children will lov the toy pail with shovel in which it is packed 26 oz pail 2oc vanilla cocoan cookies 2 pounds 25c bordens caramels assorted fla per lb 25c paper serviettes pkg of 80 polks grapefruit juiceno 2 tins 10c evaporated milk canadian m 3 tall tins 25c vanilla 8 ounce bottle 15c sliced 9 breakfast bacon o d o fresh lake nipigon trout and whitefish every tuesday morning ratcliff co town delivery l stouffville ontario phone 71 it 30ex0e stanley theatre phone stouffville 100 thurs frl sat july 678 boy trouble starring charlie ruggles mary boland color cartoon sports reel mon tueswed july 101112 bette davis in jezebel with henry fonda spring byington d cromwell short subjects pupils who were so successful in their examinations thurs fri sat- july 131415 shirley temple in just around the corner joan davis bill robinson charles barrell news reel shorts pine orchard last weeks news mrs albert lloyd attended the williamson picnic on satur day also mrs howard mcclure mr foote of sask motored over to attend the old boys and girls reunion in newmarket he is accompanied by four friends and is spending some time at the reid home here mr and mrs jamison of tor onto also miss jean johnston spent sunday visiting at the homes of robert ad edson john ston mrs herb stevens and daughters are visiting at gordon stevens we want to congratulate mrs woods and her many music victoria square mrs lehman of penn us a is spending a few weeks with her daughter mrs o l heise mrs annie mortson return ed this week from visiting friends in richmond hill master bobby hayden of hamilton is holidaying at the home of mrs annie mortson mrs walter ridley enter tained the home folk from uxbridge on sunday also mrs mcmurray of victoria square marion grace vera and laurence boynton are spending this week at the young peoples conference at stayner mr and mrs porter and betty of toronto visited on sunday with mrs robertson mrs porters mother we are glad to report that mrs douglas gee mrs john snider mrs egbert avison and mrs wilmot brumwell are all improving in health and will soon be able to enjoy life as usual once more several cars loaded with young people left our church last sunday afternoon and journeyed north with wellfill ed lunch baskets to enjoy a few hours of social fellowship and recreation with the young people of camp ahshunyoong at sib- balds point lake simcoe in the evening all attended the in spirational service at the camp where these young people of toronto east and toronto north presbyteries are spending a week of worship and study members of our jfa visited klaymore farm for their regular monthly meeting on tuesday evening inspecting crops and livestock on their return they joined the girls of the j w i in the community hall where refreshments were served the newlyweds mr and mrs walker ridley were pre sented with an address and a gift of beautiful table linen after which all enjoyed a few hours of games and dancing ioc xoexoi ioc icnoc o d o farmers needs salt all kinds for stock or hay prices are advancing stock up now fly spray for livestock or house use bring your own container and save the difference u o o n o i bug killer for spraying or dusting with blight preventative and cut worm control bindertwine we have something new in twino for you at the right price n o l central feed store price pugh free delivery phone 277 n per lb 28c pure lard only loc per lb 0boyles meat market phone 3501 ringwood mr and mrs roy grove were in orillia last sunday mr and mrs joseph fockler and family and blake yake en joyed a trip to niagara falls on sunday mr and mrs ivan leadlay and family spent the weekend with relatives at ketueby we are sorry to report that myron anderson is in a tor onto hospital for treatment mr and mrs sel abell of toronto were weekend visitors with his parents mr and mrs j l abell mr and mrs leo jaynes and lenore of toronto were week end visitors with miss ada barkey mr and mrs alex ratcliff mr and mrs truman grove and miss jean had dinner with mr and mrs floyd steckley and bernice last sunday mr and mrs donald ratcliff mr stanley medhurst and miss grace middleton had tea sun day evening with mr and mrs alex ratcliff mr and mrs elmer spence and family of the 6th line spent sunday with his father and mother mr and mrs john spence in stouffville recent guests with mr and mrs gordon boyd at new market for the reunion nere mr and mrs j l barrett miss- ers stewart stouffer and bel- frey hamilton misses helen stouffer and jean grove green river all members of s s be on hand for the picnic next week miss lois turner of toron to spend the holiday at her home mr and mrs al leith tor onto spent the holiday with mr and mrs alph hoover mr jake hill of toronto spent the weekend with the j nighs- wanders and alph hoovers miss m muir has taken a cottage by the lake near min- den for the holiday we hope those who are waiting for final results of their tests are not disappointed some of us got a nice invita tion to the locust hill school reunion on july 15th there will be no church next sunday we are asked to join with the whitevale baptists next sunday evening miss jeannette aherens of scandia- kansas is spending her vacation with mr and mrs j nighswander mr and mrs wm barkey and son and daughterinlaw of tillsonburg visited mr and mrs alph hoover on sunday mr and mrs reg nighswan der of lockport ny spent the holiday with mr and mrs john nighswander mr and mrs thos williams and all the little ws spent the holiday at swastika beach near guelph at a reunion of the loree family mr alph hoover had the joy of returning a pretty ear ring he had found belonging to one of the girl visitors dads not so blind congratulations to those who passed the entrance on their yeais work which include muriel pennock inez white helen malcolm and glen le vett the ladies aid met last wednesday at the home of mrs s arnold preparations for the garden party are started a dainty tea followed the business session one of the members had the honour of pouring tea mr and mrs armour ellis and miss kathleen of orange- ville spent the holiday weekend with brother john and mrs nighswander in order to be present at the memorial day service at the locust hill cemetery on sunday melville miss helen smith spent the weekend with her grand- parennts mr and mrs day in toronto mr peter steckley spent the sunday at stayner where camp meeting is now being held mr and mrs harry wide- man and family of toronto vis ited with mr and mrs carson wideman on sunday mrs w waterson and baby girl of toronto have just returned after spending a two week vacation with her sister mrs a miller and family mr and mrs t popham and katharine who are now tor onto residents called on several of their old neighbours on saturday night mr and mrs willis lehman mr harmon lehman and mr and mrs jos gayman motor ed to delhi where they spent the sunday with mr bruce leh man and relatives a number from melville at tended the annual decoration service held at peachs cemetery at 230 onsunday afternoonthe preacher for that occasion was rev bert turner of the church of the air the floral decora tions were beautiful melville seems to be a little busier of late the rev mr orr and his family moved to the parsonage on friday the in duction service was held the same evening and the speakers were the rev wilson of mount albert and rev dicks of scar- boro united church there was a good attendance and both addiesses were truly something to take home and ponder over on tuesday evening the bethesda young peoples union visited melville giving the en tire program which brought the westminster guild to a close for the summer months a large attendance enjoyed an inspiring program after which all adjour ned to the basement for a social time together at this time presentations were made to mr and mrs mcewen mrs mceweii has been a much appreciated teacher of the mel ville junior bible class and was presented with a very use ful oak table by her class the the big garden party at cedar grove on saturday night of this week bethesda ypu then present ed mr mcewen with a moffats translation of the bible which was just what he wanted the couple then very graciously thanked the young people and expressed their joy in working among them and their love for and interest in them all re freshments were then served and farewells offered the strawberry social was a splendid success a large num ber gathered in mr loftons park on wednesday evening which was moonlight and per fect after the rows and rows of red berries which decorated the tables had disappeared along with delicious pies and cakes a good program of music was enjoyed both outside and home talent entertained in a de lightful way during the pro gram mrs mcewen was asked to take her chair along with mr mcewen on the platform mrs h forrester president of the w a read the address of farewell and a presentation was made of two beautiful chairs from the congregation farmers attention please note that we have taken over the cockshutt plow company agency for stouffville and district our warehouse and show room is located in wards machine shop and garage on main street stouffville a few doors westi of the post office our many years of experience in the farm machine business assures you of the kind of service you desire and your patronage will be greatly appreciated we welcome a call from you whether you need anything in our line or not c h bell and son our motto service as you like it and when you need it destroy these noxious weeds sow thistles oxeye daisy wild mustards bind weed blue weed pepper grasses bladder campion hawkweeds stinkweed canada thistle common milkweed white cockle wild carrot wild lettuces common ragweed dodder common burdock poison ivy tumbling mustarc cinquofoils spurges chicory docks russian thistle hemp st johns wort arkansas bodstraw the weedcontrolact states clause 4 every occupant of land or if the land is unoccupied the owner shall destroy all weeds designated noxious by the regulations as often in every year as in sufficient to prevent the ripening of their seeds clause 22 any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this act or refuses or neglects to obey any lawful order of an inspector given under authority of this act shall incur a penalty of not less than 10 nor more than 50 for every such offence weeds have no place in a progressive municipality do your share to prevent their spread j w warriner robert stiver weed inspectors township of markham chesterfield suites 2 and 3piece sets just like new specially priced to clear 9piece dining suites less than half kitchen chairs while they last 25c and 59c 6piece walnut breakfast set for quick sale 1800 couches 495 up rocking chairs 49c buffets 395 dressers 350 up chesterfields 1295 up westend b day im stouffville store mlini phone 192

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