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the stouffville tribune thursday july 27 1939 page fiv aoz n o o d o a o o 0 try cubs toasted whole wheat cereal a new cooked cereal sensation by the makers of shredded wheat large trial package with each regular pkg 2 packages 25c free one 4oz bottle lemon oil with 1 1lb tin hawes floor wax both for 45c o d o lux knitting book free with i large pkg of lux new seasons clover honey no 4 pail 40c certo crystals 2 packages 25c shavers orange grapefruit juice 2 no 2 tins 23c tip top tomatoes 3 large tins 25c o frenchs prepared mustard 6 oz jar 10c o with hot dan mustard spoon u tea bisk 20oz pkg 19c n it su fresh lake nipigon fish every tuesday and thursday atcliff co iox town delivery ioe3ql stouffville ontario tni3bi phone 711s oiioi cedar grove a much needed rain was wel comed in our district on sun day mr les dimma and mr abe reesor spent monday at mea- ford fishing mr sam hoover is visiting for a happy vacation travel by motor coach and steamer crulteof georgian bay lakes huron and superior ss manitoba from cruise of georgian bay lakes huron and superior ss caribou from owen sound 6 dayi owon sound 7 day 4450 3950 crulio of georgian bay and lake huron 55 manitoulln from owon sound 3 days 6 day 3950 1450 30000 islands 30000 islands muskoka lakes muskoka lakes 6 day bclvodero and cd roitrooym hotel ronmoyno hotel from midland 9 day from midland 3 day 3235 1985 rwces apply from toronto and includfe saturn motor coach and steamer fare meali end jtoteroom or hotel accommodation shared by 2 persons reservations must be made in advance stopovers arranged if desired ask for your copy op vacation tours dkribing30dliahlfultounwlmallxpnsapalf vacation service effective saturday june 24th mansion house stouffville gray coach lines threshing roasts specially priced choice beef for your table we deliver oboyles meat market phone 3501 with his daughter mrs russel reesor we express our deepest sym pathy to the family of mr noah burkholder who passed away onsunday morning last naida cavanagh olive mcintosh ida reesor robert miller george irwin and wally reesor motored to sturgeon lake on sunday as guests of miss edna irwin all had a grand time with naida bring ing home blisters as a souvenier glasgow miss gertrude slack spent last week in weston with mrs s perrin mrs a zang of detroit mich spent the weekend at mr and mrs walter davis mrs w i smith spent tuesday with mrs lome byer dixon hill miss mary brown is spend ing a few days at her home here rev d mcgregor pastor of stouffville baptist church had tea monday evening with mr and mrs g hood we were very sorry to learn of the mishap which befell mrs john davis we wish her a speedy recovery mr and mrs clifford mcmul- len of nobleton called on her parents mr and mrs walter davis on sunday peaches threshing is the order of the day on our line we are sorry to learn that walter brignall is confined to hi9 bed peter epp accompanied by friends motored to grand bend on lake huron sunday mr wilbur watt visited old neighbours at weston on sun day miss dorothy woodcock of markham is spending this week with her aunt mrs nelson smith mr and mrs george hoover mrs c hoover and mrs c gayman visited relatives at kitchener last wednesday miss margaret lewis is home again after spending a few days with her aunt mrs elmer wells of lemonville mr and mrs arthur hoover and margaret of the nineth line visited at the hoover home on sunday mr and mrs leslie robb and mr and mrs wm locke of edgeley had tea at mr j s widemans on sunday evening we were all glad to see lome wideman home over the weekend lome is spending most of his time at hamilton taking a summer course mrs t hastings entertained her cousin miss s maiser who is a mechanical teacher of hamilton school last saturday evening mr and mrs harvey long and geraldine of detroit and mrs fred long of windsor also mrs h fockler of ringwood had tea with mr nelson smiths last thursday furniture- special 9piece walnut suite less than half price number of kitchen chairs 29c each walnut vanity tables dressers and chiffonieres also num ber couches and beds electric washing machines good as new cheap extra good binders for sale at half price b raxlin phone 192 bloomington miss barbara brillinger of stouffville was visiting her aunt mrs j storry last week mr and mrs albert smith and audrey visited relatives at brampton on sunday mr and mrs clifford winn cf toronto spent the weekend at her mothers miss annie knight of good wood and mr wm tilley of toronto visited at e a storrys on sunday mr louis tindall and mr and mrs charles tindall motored back north near seabright pick ing blueberries last week mr and mrs russell hill and family of peterborough also miss alma hill of toronto and miss edna of aurora visited at their home here this week dicksons hill miss lillian shannon had tea with marion barkey sunday evening mr and mrs wes wideman at tended the free methodist camp at holland landing on sunday imisses alma raymer and marg aret stover visited with mr and mrs grose recently mr and mrs elmore barkey and family visited with mr and mrs roy moyer on sunday question earl which ctiy in ontario do you like ibest answer hamilton we wonder why miss imartha hoover spent a couple of days in mount joy with her sister mrs emma wideman last week ward hallman and jean mrs lott and doris muriel harmon and eleanor moyer went blueberrying at haliburton heights thursday las- mr and mrs alex jones are en- route for new york to visit the worlds fair they have taken an uptodate trailer and expect to have a pleasant holiday the next two weeks charles grove met with a rather unfortunate accident on saturday when he fell from a beam in jake groves barn he is baldy bruised and shaken up but escaped ibroken bones we wish him a very rapid recovery mr a c barkey celebrated his birthday last week the guests were his sons and daughters and grand children also miss len harding of milliken we enjoyed having mr and mrs elgin brubacher edma fusee missionaries to africa with us sun day evening mrs brubacher spoke for a few minutes giving a brief account of her call to the foreign field mr brubacher then brought the message of the evening using as his text son go work today in my vineyard we had a special camp meeting program at young peoples this week when harley wideman gave reviews on morning services marg aret moyer on first sunday services katherine moyer on the evening services and edith hoover on the last sunday miss doreen betz of stouffville played a selection on her accordeon and the male quartette sang also mr lehman led in a few lively choruses irene timbers was the leader for the evning ringwood mr and mrs jack abell and two sons of usa are visiting his parents mr and mrs j l abell master dean fockler spent satur day in toronto with his cousin billy ellis master murray piphor of ux- bridge spent last week with his cousin bruce brownsberger charles grove suffered severe head injuries on saturday as a result of a fall while playing in jacol groves ibarn mr and mrs fred mortson and family attended campmeetinjr at holand landing on sunday mr clifford hlsey has taken a position with the maple leaf dairy at stouffville after ibeing with er sinclair for a number of years mr ruch of ballantrae was a visitor at the j l barrett home on sunday and delighted our chris tian church congregation with a tnor solo miss hazel brownsberor of the church at musselmans lake vandorf by charles lauder at musselmans lake servic es began during the summer of 1923 held at the pavilion owned by mr ed baker the first ones being conducted by the reverends young morton mcguire and others our first regular pastor being the late a j ward at mr wards death the rev j a c kell wac our minister and began our services with us in july 1932 continuing his ministry for a period of two years the next minister was rev charles b jeffery who com pleted his term with us at the close of the season of 1937 and was succeeded by the rev ws irwin the present minister to our congregation about twelve years ago the former presbyterian church at ballantrae which had been closed for services for a num ber of years was carefully taken clown and reerected on the 9th concession of whitchurch at musselmans lake and there every sabbath morning during the summer season to the glory and honour of god services are held for all who come to worship atha mrs charles lintner and baby joan spent the weekend with mrs fred imarshman bruce barbeam of toronto has been staying with bruce marsh- man for the past two weeks miss lois hoover spent sunday afternoon with mr and mrs percy maynard brooklin the forbidding weather over last weekend had no effect on the crowd at kirtons ramona park imv frank lehman of st marys had tea sunday evening with mr and mrs i lehman mrs frank sebeck and children spent wednesday at the dunkeld home miss molly dyke and miss wilson spent sunday with mr and mrs m dunkeld mr arthur carruthers spent last wednesday with his mother at melville mr lome parker of montreal visited his father over the weekend also beverley and jean parker mr thomas madill entertained friends over the weekend miss audrey hoover rn and miss kay harvey rn and friend spent thursday of last week with mrs louis hoover sunday visitors at the draper home were mr smith and daughter of pickering village miss cathie keir of toronto also mr and mrs fred draper and daughter brths crawford at vandorf on julv 22 1939 to mr and mrs john crawford a daughter ringwood and miss olive pipher of uxbridge spent last week with their cousin miss erla holden in stouff ville while attending bible school the sympathy of our community is extended to mr and mrs alex dunbar in the death of their little eighteenmonthsold daughter the funeral was held on monday after noon service being conducted in the sixth line baptist church by their pastor mr stanley medhurst mr harry powell of toronto was here at his summer home over the weekend best wishes are extended to our newly weds mr and mrs george dewsbury mr don morton and friend of lindsay were in this vicinity on sunday congratulations to our town ship clerk mr john crawford and wife on the birth of a baby sister for elsie mrs art vanostrand is entertaining her sister miss florence cale who is holiday ing at her mothers here herbie and bobbie sprox- ton are spending a week with their grand parents mr and mrs louis brillinger of bethesda it looks as though a few houses should be built in our hamlet as every house is taken up and still others desiring to live here sorry to report mrs c dike of the 2nd line who is in her nineties is confined to her bed most of the time and is very weak two of the hydro power lines the one here and one just to our north were shut off about 2 hours owing to the storm and compelled the choir and con gregation to carry on the last hymn without the assistance of our electric organ owing to the electric storm during the latter part of church service the crowd quickly left for home at the close the people in this district rejoiced to see the rain as the crops were seriously in need of moist ure the oats are ripening too fast and are very short the wheat will be cut this week guests with mr and mrs j oliver and miss ruth oliver were mr and mrs louis brill inger and leonard mr and mrs roy morley and grant and mr and mrs wm morley and miss audrey switzer also our guest minister from arthur cash and carry grocery at booses cash and carry store you get real bargains oxydol or renso large package 22c heintz soups medium 2 for 25c lapps vinegar cider or spirits gallon 37c fly spray in bulk half pint 18c pint 35c quart 65c stock spray stainless nonirritant in gallon can 93c matches 3 boxes 1 9c wheens carbolic soap 3 for 13c 0 k soap large bars 7 for 25c coal oil per gallon 17c soap flakes 3 lbs 18c jewel shortening 2 lbs 21c schick razor with blades 49c free with each razor 1 tube of palmolive shaving cream and 1 cake of palmolive soap 5 cakes toilet soap and beautiful glass bowl 25c salmon cold stream sockeje 25c salmon clover leaf pink 2 large 25c black pepper 1 pound 19c deal at booses and get in on one of our 6 free draws each saturday night if your name is drawn you get 50c worth of free groceries your choice harry boose claremont ontario 3exoe d xoe iodoi ioqoi o d o u o binder twine i contact us now for your supply of mccormick twine with a guarantee not to tangle and will run full length to the lb 8 lb balls we stock 600 and 650 ft below last years prices remember minerals for stock and poultry always on hand tried and proved to give satisfaction at lower cost l central feed store price pugh free delivery phone 277 o q o u o o a o d 9 we wei c e welcome tampers and townspeople too specials for this weekend we welcome all campers to our new spacious store where you can shop in oomfort our lines arc complete and well assorted and you will find that prices too are as low as can be found anywhere everything to the pleasure of camping white cups and saucers per pair 5c 7 dinner plates 2 for 25c yacuum bottles 29c copper pot cleaners 3 for 10c turkish towels 10c mens white hankerchiefs 3 for 13c glass mixing bowls 3 for 25c nursing bottles 3 for 10c glass pitchers 15c 5 cup tea pots 29c womens celanese hosiery 23c carbolic soap 2 for 9c stouffville 5c si store