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the tribune stouffville ont thursday beby 11 1943 classified advs phone 15301 upremiers stand on temperancepleases s s convention for sale or rent house for sale 7roomed main street stouffville apply to john phillips on premises livestock cheap for sale a biegel hound owner in army p fisher gormley phone 4213 after 7 pm six pigs for sale ready to wean apply to george lyon bethesda for sale geese and gander large breed also white pekin ducks and drakes and other breeds such as muskovis rouens indian runners and mallards mrs f johnston phone 5220 wanted wanted about 50 ralls for kindling apply to dominion stores stouffville wanted coal oil or electric brooder any capacity telephone stouffville 8912 k noxon cashel wanted companion housekeep er good cook light work mod ern equipment two adults rev a r sanderson whitby ont lost and found for sale yorkshire december and february bred sows three boars three months old a few late bred shropshire ewes alex gray claremont phone markham 810 we raised 207 to maturity out of an order for 200 says mrs w b of her big4 chicks with eggs and poultry in such demand profit by the experience of big4 customers who have cashed in on the high livability good egg pro duction and fast growth of big4 chicks order early catalog and price list agent is wesley clark gormley rr 2 lost black cocker spaniel lame on right front leg tom hastings phone 4901 bell and son agents for beatty bros water system and barn equipment de- laval milkers and separators re pair parts and service supertest oils and greases phone 2s1 stouffville ontario card of thanks we wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the many messages of sympathy and floral tributes from our friends and especially the womens association of melville church and the rev a j orr for his words of consolation in our recent bereavement in the loss of a beloved wife and mother jacob wiseman and family articles for sale cook stove for sale good repair n irae phone 8604 for sale automatic blower for any make of furnace good running order jos borinsky phone 1s603 for sale 1horse light bob sleigh size of body length 6ft s inches width 3 ft 2 inches and depth 7 inches complete with seat and cushion r a fleming phone 32 markham for sale 1938 pontiac opera coupe nice car will seat 5 inside gearshift from wheel 37500 terms will take small truck as part payment v phone stouffville 37 for sale cutter upholstered in green plush string of bells also violin 2 bows and music stand mrs ralph nighswander clare mont rr 2 phone markham 81rl4 de laval mjjlkers the government has released an other small quota of de laval milk ers and we can now take orders for almost immediate delivery so if in need of a milker order now we have one slightly used delaval double unit milker for sale at a worthwhile bargain in price bell son phono 281 stouffvillc ont dklaval milking machines a limited number of milkers for delivery within 30 days instal lation made in the order they are received subject to gov permit cash or terms toronto radio sports ltd 241 yonge st wa 4501 attention farmers we now have received details of our farm machinery quota for 1943 it is not much but better than we expected so if in need of new mach inery order now rem son the cockslmtt dealers phone 281 turnips and cabbage wanted highest prices any size r e brown phono 170 sale register friday february 12 1943 auction sale of farm stock horses cattle sheep and swine the property of ford flewell will be sold at lot 2 con 5 scott sale at 1 oclock terms cash ted jackson auctioneer wednesday february 17 auction sale of reg holstein dairy herd horses hogs imple ments hay grain furniture etc the property of brydon lloyd lot 3 rear on 5 king township half mile south of king city county road at laskay terms cash sale at 1130 the cattle are registered fully accredited and 100 per cent negative j a wallace on pedigrees simcoe ontario catalogue on request c e avalkington auctioneer wednesday feby 24 ex tensive auction sale of modern j farm equipment including im plements power machines trac tor threslflng machines milkers etc also household furniture and live stock expected at lot 9 con 5 markham 1 v miles west of unionville and a quarter mile south of no 7 highway the property of jack fraser river- dale farm for further parti culars see list next week in this paper also bills terms cash sale at 12 noon sharp clarke prentice auctioneer thursday february 25th extensive auction sale at lot 1 con 14 reach victoria corn ers the property of wilbert st john 25 holstein cows herd bull and 25 heifers 10 brood cows and 70 young hogs 10 good work horses 60 leghorn pullets hay seed grain farm sold sale at 12 oclock sharp terms cash fred johnston clerk w f marquis auctioneer uxbridge ix memoriam sgt pilot george a davis died february 11th 1942 a gallant son a fearless lad he gave to his country the best he had he asked no favour just a chance to fly and help win the victory in the sky nobly he fought and nobly he died with the master pilot at his side mid the cotswold hills lies all that is mortal but in realms of peace he lives immortal rev and mrs douglas davis and family in memokiam in loving memory of eli r ramer who passed away february 16 1942 god knows that he was suffering that the hills were hard to climb so he closed his weary eyelids and whispered peace be thine now in the beautiful hills of god by the valley of rest so fair sometime someday we know not when we will meet our loved one there sadly missed by wife and children in mejioriam mary patterson nee stouffer beloved wife of j a patterson greenshields alberta passed away february 26th 1941 called home to rest beyond the vale of weeping the loving father he has willed it so in heaven above safe in the saviours keeping oh blest abode where sorrows tears neer flow remembered by a loving husband her brothers and sisters thursday feby 25 exten sive auction sale of choice 66 acre dairy farm also farm stock implements new case tractor hay grain furniture etc at lot 5 rear con 9 markham and that she is progressing hrst rate just east of box grove the estate 1 mr lome burkholder will take of the late john p beckett over the teaching duties at the gormley we are sorry to hear that the farmer family have been shut in with the flu we hope to see them all out again soon mr and imrs paul heise had sun day dinner with mr and mrs frank bennett mr lloyd johnson and douglas steckley spent the weekend at their respective homes we wish to congratulate pte and mrs harry rumble on the birth of a son on february 4th mr art wideman recently em ployed in toronto has been spend ing the last few days at his home we understand that art is joining the navy this week best wishes to you art in this branch of the ser vice and also to harold sider who entered the air force last week pte ifred doust who is now stationed at niagaraonthelake spent last saturday with his parents mrs george hiltz who suffered hip injuries several months ago last week had an xray at the toronto general hospital we are glad to know that the report is favourable send the tribune to absent friends it is just like a letter from home terms cash sale at 1230 see bills for details clarke prentice auctioneers saturday peby 27 high class household furniture including piano electric washer electric range etc the property of d j howe kingston road one mile east of rouge hill terms cash sale at 1230 clarke prentice auctioneer s saturday march 6 140 acre farm high class with good build ings city conveniences part lot is con 6 pickering the proper ty of george zimmers limited for details apply to owners or tlie undersigned sale at 3 pm clarke prentice auctioneer im bb0 louss like jap louse i get 5n mischief i when people not looking make big i annoyance to colts and calves only afraid one thing now dr hess powdbrbd louse killer bg i 2lb can cost only 6s cents stiver bros milk coolers and grinders frigidaire and wood coolers and grinders combination fuel and electric ranges moffatt electro- pail heaters cash or terms toronto radio sports ltd 241 yonge st wa 4501 markham 5th line school this week to replace mr jack clubine who has been called to the army and leaves on saturday mr burkholder has hot been teaching this year al though he filled the principals chair at woodbridge for a time last year in an emergency new bus driver bill sanders jr has resigned ills job at the ajax war plant and ex pects to wind up there the end of this week he will become a bus driver on the woodward bus lines from stouffville to ajax bills gen ial disposition is just what is re quired for this sort of work new appointment 4th line uxbridge pte moses norton rce who is stationed at toronto spent sunday with relatives on this line mr and mrs norman feasby and laura also mrs russell feasby spent an evening last week with mr and mrs a ashenhurst mr maye underwent an operation for appendidicitis last week at the general hospital in toronto we wish to offer our congratula tions to mr and mr david symes on their 50th wedding anniversary en feb sth hon cliarlm i mctnjrue of lie supreme court of ontario lins boon appointed chairman of tic nntionnl tabor board succeeding hon humphrey mitchell markham township sunday school convention went on record at unionville as appreciating the recent stand taken by premfer king for instituting a cut in liquor busi ness when by a standing vote the convention authorized the following resolution whereas our prime minister rt hon w l m king has assured us of his stand on the temperance question resolved that this convention ex press their appreciation of his atti tude and further encourage a pro gram of education along this line and that a copy of the resolution be sent to mr king the sessions held last thursday in the united and lutheran churches at unionville were well attended it was the 74th annual gathering and was opened by the president at the morning session reports from the various departments were given and discussions followed these proved very interesting and informative it was felt that the need in markham township was a re turn to the sunday schools hence a resolution was adopted to sponsor a movement for back to the sun day school during lent a special campaign is to be carried on to in crease the sunday school attendance as much as possible for the afternoon session there were two speakers dr i h erb and rev c e cragg both of toronto dr erb gave a masterly address on christ and the apostles he pointed out that the first disciples had to learn some things that we in our day must learn also the six things mentioned were selfdenial service faith humility tolerance and patience dr cragg spoke on the subject christ and the child and stressed especially in his message that our boys and girls should be shown their need of christ when yet in their early youth dr cragg stated that many of the members of his church in toronto were converted before the age of 10 gunner knudsen who arrived near the end of the afternoon session sang a very fitting selection for ward to christ which was greatly appreciated while the afternoon session was in progress in the united church rev and mrs norman rowan were conducting a childrens service in the lutheran church this church was packed to capacity and a very enjoyable and profitable time was spent in the evening dr cragg spoke on the subject christ and the home he said that no nation could rise higher than the standard of its homes germany the birth place of the great protestant re formation has fallen because of her pagan teachings and the failure to build christian homes he also stressed the great need of prayer and bible reading in the home gunner knudsen the noted danish tenor sang four selections at this service hugh boyd reported on the bible distribution among the day schools of the township teachers and pupils alike have shown deep appreciation in this most important pari of the work of the township association nearly 200 bibles have been dis tributed to the day schools during the past year mr boyd disclosed the ladies of unionville and sur rounding district provided very generous meals for all dr cragg who has seen many conventions stated that this was the most enthusiastic convention he had ever attended officers for 1045 1st vice prcst lambert stouffer 2nd vice prest ralph boynton secytreas charles ratcliff assistant secytreas allan heise beginners work iruby reesor bertha stouffer girls work marion warne mrs p boadway boys work allan heise lambert stouffer young peoples dept harold heise keith hutchinson adult dept hugh boyd winfred timbers home dept e harper and frank reesor teacher training rev d macgregor rev a j orr missions mrs roy moyer mrs herb smith temperance levi reesor paul boadway don ratcliff and kenneth walker ruay speca f jt warstamps25a sa1ada postponed lions club carnival will now bo held mon feb15 stouffville arena same attractive program three lucky draws green river imr and mrs john michell will be at home to their friends and rela tives from 230 to 5 and from 8 to 11 oclock on monday february 22 on the occasion of their 50 th wed ding anniversary markham twp property on sth concession sold sale of a country home on the 5th concession of markham is re ported this week the markham property contain ing eleven acres is the first lot in the fifth concession of that township and is situated west of the kennedy highway and the village of milli- ken the holding overlooks the gold medal farm of canada owned by the william rennie seed com pany the residence which is of brick construction erected a few years ago is a twostorey structure containing seven rooms and all modern conveniences the owner samuel rattle who was well known as a buyer and butcher of fat cattle and hogs was also a noted sheep breeder the pur chaser michael sutsol who has been leasing land for market garden pur poses will till the eleven acres which hasbeen producing hay and use the land for fruit and vegetable growing 2nd line uxbridge sam bacon spent the weekend in toronto mr and mrs elmer loveless and family of euesmre spent sunday last with mr and mrs wilbert irwin mrsi albert taylor and darlena spent a few days at bloomington at the home of her sou miss mary stamp visited her home in toronto on saturday imiss eizabeth taylor has return ed to her home in stouffville after spending the past month with her aunt mrs j cooper to all those who are ill we wish you all a speedy recovery blind war worker avith four of his brothers in the army and the air force ralph berglnnd 17 of brnntfonl ontario a student or the on tario school for the blind is a war worker here in the airplane department of one of the citys bisftcst war plants urgently wanted now red cross notes donations and work gratefully re ceived seventh seven unit 5 sleeveless sweaters lemonville wa 1 quilt mrs stewart rae and mrs elmer wells 1 quilt bethesda unit large quanity knitted goods stouff ville cgit girls and their super intendent mrs bailey are sincerely thanked for their gift of beautifully made babys garments and knitwear knitters are reminded that the com plete length of sock legs must not be over eleven inches mrs roy grove 50 more men 18 to 55 blood donors from uxbridge and vicinity for canadian red cross blood is taken by a physician ihy a simple and painless process requiring about 15 minutes and which does not incapacitate anyone 5 donations provide 1 transfusion which can save the life of a canadian soldier sailor airman or civilian casuality send the tribune to absent friends it is just like a letter from home dont wait to he asked volunteer donors are asked to call write or phone hydro office 143r2 pollocks drug store 32w willis drug store 24r2 h spofford 61 chas watsons store goodwood 9407 stouffville f mowder store claremont 1401 claremont rebuilt motors ford moled a exchange 4950 radiator fronts all makes of cars from 145 to 225 each only 50 lcfl generator starter windshield wiper motors and fuel pump exchange service paris auto supply auto wreckers richmond hill ontario phone 8fi