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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 27, 1939, p. 4

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page four the stouffville tribune thursday july 27 1939 smmm salmon n special co ffee morninc special cjfss canadian special aylmer choice tomatoes special aylmer no 4 siere choice peas 3- 5 special classic j cleanser 3 13 five roses flour 7 z surejell certo 8 25 carnation or st chiles em p milk ti 08 aylmer with pork beans shredded or dessicated cocoa nut n 19i navy tissue 3 4 roth 256 parowax pkg 12p sugar crisp ccn flakes 2 n 13 domino peanut butter sxs ritz salad dressing 396 freshly ground coffee richmello 256 domino black tea fc- 496 domino dry ginger ale 30 106 our fruit and vegetable prices are the lowest values effective july 27rh 28th 29lh len keepings barber shop government approved expert in hair cutting shaving shampooing singeing massaging etc fifteen years experience razors honed scissors ground note your scissors are ground exactly the same as when done in the factory your patronage will be sincerely appreciated this shop will be operated in stouffville permanently from now on this shop is open at 730 am each week day morning and remains open until 10 pm every night except wednesday four doors east of the presbyterian church church hill miss verna kett is holiday ing with leone lazenby mr george bagnall is holi daying with mr orval brethour mr and mrs arthur vaughan visited at mrs lydia cooks in brooklin on sunday mr roy thompson has taken a position on a farm for a month near newmarket the christian endeavour meeting is cancelled for this week mrs george walker took the bus monday morning to spend a few days in the city miss ivy beach of toronto spent a few holidays with her parents we were glad to welcome mrs rev erwin hyde back to church on sunday also her parents mr and mrs hobson mr and mrs lazenby along with others from stouffville and ringwood twelve in all journey ed back north amongst the rocks for blueberries which are plentiful and were well paid for their work bethesda miss evelyn lapp of cedar grove visited with her cousin marie scott miss velma wideman is spending a week with mr and mrs ralph allin mr and mrs ralph atkinson of richmond hill visited at the old homestead on sunday mr and mrs robert meade were sunday dinner guests of mr and mrs jacob wideman and family herbie and bobbie sproxton of vandorf have returned home after holidaying with mr and mrs louis brillinger mr and mrs charles atkin son delma and mr fred yake enjoyed a motor trip to brace- bridge and other northern points on monday mr and mrs fred allin and family enjoyed a couple of days last week touring in the muskoka district and also visit ed algonquin park the farmers appreciated the rain we had on sunday very much the only damage done may be reported on the front page miss ola fusie returned missionary from india spoke at the mbc service on sunday evening and showed us some interesting articles she brought with her several from here went to gormley on monday night to see her pictures en india victoria square miss bertie forster spent last week with her cousin nora white of cornlley joy and margaret mortson spent last week with their aunt mrs john king of keswick miss ruby avison who re cently underwent an operation is improving nicely mr thos frisby is still in a very serious condition a nurse is now in charge several cars leave our cor ner each morning filled with boys and girls for the bible school at gormley mrs geo mccague of toron to is visiting at the home of her son heber and with other friends here the regular monthly meeting of the wms was held on tues day at the home of mrs annie mortson on wednesday evening the wa met at home of mrs a valliere with a good number present and enjoyed an inter esting and enjoyable time to gether mr and mrs bert sanderson and grandaughters carol and shirley spent last week visit ing friends in the north and while there called at callander and saw the famous five barry collard has just retur ed from a pleasant and profit able ten days at the boys camp under the supervision of the rev davis of king a splendid crowd attended the benefit game on friday be tween the jr farmers of union- ville and victoria square in aid of harold henrick who suffer ed a broken leg about three weeks ago while playing at white rose rev john and mrs mcdonald miss jean and master ian are holidaying at richards land ing during mr mcdonalds ab sence a speaker from the tem perance union was in charge of the service last sunday while members of our ypu will con duct next sunday visitors iwith mrs bone of maple last week were mrs f nichols mrs ratcliff miss e mortson miss mable sander son and mr clarence stong on the morning of july 12th a quiet but pretty wedding took place at victoria square parson age when rev j a mcdonald united in marriage miss lulu jean beatty second daughter of mr and mrs robt beatty of victoria square to mr john leece of maple the bride giv en in marriage by her father was attired in a pretty white sheer dress white hat shoes holiday goods for men and boys shirts sport shirts straw hats swim trunks ties pullovers flannel pants sport caps braces bathing suits belts sport windbreakers wool windbreakers mens ankle sox mens fancy sox boys ankle sox boys golf sox summer underwear styles to suit everyone headquarters for mens and boys reliable work clothes we have many items for men and boys not mentioned call and see them r e curtis phone 1602 and other accessories and car ried a bouquet of mixed flow ers her sister miss irene beat ty was bridesmaid and wore a dress of old rose sheer and carried a bouquet of mixed flowers the groom was assist ed by mr wesley reid follow ing their marriage the couple attended the orange celebrat ion in barrie where they re mained for a few days they will reside in maple xojcaoc 30e30i lonoc ioc x0e300e30e 30e30e some interesting specials knee and over the knee silk hose corticelli and mercury hose first quality which we are clearing at a decided reduction knee length hose regular 75c for 59c over the knee length regular 95c for only 75c sports blouses cotton blouses in blue pink green and yellow in many different styles and in all sizes 59c to 85c tropitex summertime blouses in green and rose round neck 95c with zipper fasteners 149 sockees for hot weather more and more these sockees are coming into favour with women and children for hot weather wear we have them in all sizes and in all shades at per pair 15c 19c 25c genulve twinkletown a smart and seiviceable fabric for house dresses blouses or childrens dresses it is sunfast and tubfast and will give long wear in rose and blue 29c dress ginghams regular to 29c to clear at per yard 10c shorts for sportswear a fine line of shorts in blue and khaki and brown denim and of ex cellent quality for quick sale priced at 39c to 69c a mans towel have you seen these heavy quality gaily colored bath tqwels a towel that dad will want for his own use the size is about 40x20 and the price is each 49c water sets pitchers in pink glass with 6 tum blers to match 7 pieces for 49c picnic cups paper picnic cups for cold drinks or beverages package of 12 10c paper plates paper plates 9 2 dozen for 15c travellers samples a full line of travellers samples which we were able to purchase at a greatly reduced price girls dresses play suits shorts slacks and two- piecesuits for the small boy arc in cluded and there is a wide range of materials and styles sizes mostly 246 years very special value at each 59c hot weather wear rayon perforette panties or briefs are the coolest things for the real hot weather small medium and large equal each 39c flannelette blankets here is another special value for the warm weather white and gray flannelette blankets size 66x76 with colored borders summer weight priced at per pair 155 slacks and overalls in blue and khaki some with con trasting trim of red or white childrens and womens sizes priced at 59c to 139 childrens parasols gay little sun shades silk cover ed with floral decorations at each 15c 25c also the gaily colored chinese parasol priced at 15c rayon silk hose a very attractive and serviceable hose that has been very popular for several years at the regular price of 39c now reduced to 35c per pair 3 pr for 100 w h shaw store this store open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings closed wednesday afternoons phone 9512 uiaoi ioexox locaoi roexok gormley myrtle henderson of buffalo new york spent a few days last week with her parents mr and mrs w b henderson some of the gormley folk at tended the free methodist camp at holland landing over the weekend the storm on sunday which proved so disastrous in some communities was of great bene fit here the lawns have taken on an entii new appearance and the farm crops are also looking much better the vacation bible school will close this week a program will be rendered on friday evening at the mbc church the students and teachers invite you to come to see and hear the achievements of the past two weeks there was considerable ex citement in gormley saturday noon when two cars collided at the crossing of the townline and the fourth of whitchurch fred wilson a local resident was te driver of the one car and a toronto doctor was driving the other both cars were some what battered but not beyond repair and the occupants es caped with only slight injuries goodwood sports day aug midway attractions and with mr x0c30x ioc30i xoe30x loexot iodoi melville messrs j w harold clarence powell visited the oshawa newlyweds and mrs lewis griffin on sun day mr and mrs george hilts of gormley also mrs clara wide- man were guests of mr peter steckleys on sunday miss audrey bush of toron to is spending a few holidays in almira with miss mary steckley mr bruce carruthers has been with his grandmother mrs n carruthers and family for a holiday he returned last week and his brother robert is tak ing his turn just now the ladies of the melville wa anticipate an interesting meeting on july 26th the stouffville ladies are to be guests and provide the program at mrs l tophams home in the mens tugofwar compet ed in at the unionville sports day jniliken unionville cashel vic toria square and buttonville had the tug of a lifetime victoria square combined with buttonville to win the pull for any who may be in clined to have the police on their trail they should bo warned that constable ben cayman won the married mens race 100 yards melville always have a good picnic and this year was no ex ception the weather being ideal last tuesday the crowd ta harmony we all had a fine time there were the usual races and interesting games played until time to go home and the com munity are very grateful to mr ratcliff for the use of the park which makes the annual affair a success eveyone can go when the distance is so con venient boys and 1st prize 15 girls softball 2nd prize 750 evening program outstanding artists like ted rust jack mccreight jean livings and others street dance baxters merrymakers beares sound system see large posters vivian we are all sorry to hear that bert jones is very ill in christie street hospital george maccormack has completed the new roof of his house it looks well harvest is in full swing here but only a moderate crop no threshing yet pleased to hear that the ballantrae boys won from hart- man in the baseball game on monday night score 6 to 12 the vivian sunday school held their picnic at ratcliffs park with about eighty in atten dance the races were in charge of mr and mrs troyer tea was provided by the ladies and everyone had a great time we were all pleased to see tom bingham at church on sunday after a serious illness there was a good congregation with special singing by miss hartley and the misses a and e grose foot wear white shoes sport shoes running shoes camp shoes polishes and laces dr scholls zino pads for corns calluses and bunions lehmans shoe store opposite clock tower phone 4301 stouffville

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