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the tribune stouffville ontario thursday april 6th 1939 page five a o o d o o d o nooi i0c30e i0e30e o 0 o o 0 o robertsons easter novelties old fashioned dried apples 2 pound 15c special cooking figs 3 pounds for 25c kellogs or posts bran flakes special 2 packages 19c tip top tomato juice3no2 12 tins 25c sauer kraut per tin 10c amber honer no 4 pail 35c sunset soap dyes westons tutt1e fruitti biscuits water ice 2 pounds 35c tapioca bulk 3 pounds 25c club house chopped nut butter per jar 20c shell macaroni per package 10c u o q o claremont 1 fresh oysters frozen salmon smoked fillets herrings 4e30x ratcliffco town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 aoao xoiaoxaox aoaoc goodwood sorry to report mrs wagg sr has not been well tru5t she will soon be out again mr and mrs laurie wagg called on relatives here on sun day mrs mcmurty of toronto spent the weekend with dr and mrs darling our roads are very bad we are hoping a few nice days will come anri fix trjpm up before easter glad to report mrs charles lee is improving after being ill for a number of weeks yvonne myers now of picker ing spent a few days in this vicinity special easter services are being held during this week in the united and baptist church esalternate nights rev j w holmes and rev ostrum in charge- mr and mrs j f reid left town on saturday morning on a three week vacation to cali fornia they will visit relatives there we trust they will have a pleasant holiday mr a g dunn who is relieving at the station during mr reids absence spent the weekend in buffallo the regular meeting of the womens institute met at the home of mrs isaac foskett on march 16 with the president in the chair the roll call was answered by a verse of poetry mrs norman wagg gave a re port on glove making which was very instructive indeed quite a number have taken ad vantage of the opportunity and about fifty pairs of gloves have been made mrs foskitt made it known that the six months term for fees for the village library expires this month and she would like as many as possible to take advantage of the library we had a paper by mrs wagg on the new method of teaching in the public school given from a report on a school in wellington after a commun ity sing song the meeting closed with the national anthem the next meeting will be held at the home of mrs john todd on april 19 send the tribune to absent friends mongolia mr clarke bunker is driv ing a new car a plymouth as our teacher is feeling bet ter he has again resumed his duties mr and mrs george thom son and walter of box grove visited with mr and mrs fred pugh on monday mr and mrs archie bunker of kinsale visited with mr and mrs c bunker on sunday mr and mrs stanley thomp son and children spent sun day with mr and mrs ed widenman the singsong was held this week at the home of mr and mrs fred pugh everyone is always welcome at these gath erings we are sorry that mr art vanzant ihas been confined to his bed for some time how ever we all hope he may soon be able to enjoy better health there were about forty at sunday school on tuesday april 11 rev l e atkinson will speak on his work with the indians everyone is invited to hear him as we are sure he will be interesting he will speak at the singsong which will be held at the home of mr and mrs harold wright lemonville mr allan lewis and family were sunday visitors with mr and mrs elmer wells mr ronald gibbons has hir ed with mr paisley for the summer we are sorry to hear of mr turners accident she is being nursed at the brierbush since breaking her hip miss lillian cook left on sunday to spend a few weeks with her sister mrs e c pen- nock in stouffville mr fred sanders purchased a four yearold belgian mare last saturday the ypu weekly meeting will be held in the church on friday night the highlight of the programme will be a short easter play put on by the girls everybody welcome gordon lemon was in tor onto on friday last week visit- ing at the home of his sister mrs austin mahon strawberry plants parsons beauty kelloggs marvel glen mary 0 a c senator dunlap brandywine 60c per 100 500 per 1000 dorset fairfax one hundred dollar 75c per 100 700 per 1000 delivered to your door in planting season oscar burk holder breslau ontario a concert in aid of the local libray is planned for the even ing of friday april 21 the en tire program is expected to con sist of local talent john stanbury who return ed home a few days ago to en joy a short holiday with his mother has been confined to his home here with the flu- for nearly a week no tapping is reported as yet on either the bacon or pearce properties where a combined bush acreage of near ly seven acres usually gives off a good sap harvest a portion of the mclntyre plant here closed down this week the machinery consisting chiefly of trimming and press ing units used in the bakelite works being moved to oshawa there were some ten hands all local girls employed in this branch three of these misses irene and laura hill and miss greta hardy are expected to follow the outfit to oshawa where they will be reengaged a good turnout was on hand for the second session of our newly organized undenomina tional bible class last sunday the officers of this class are hon prests rev glover and rev augustine president del- tert booth- vice harry camer on secretary alan tomlinson treasurer russell pilkey owing to the president mr fred cowie of zephyr being snowbound the annual election of officers of the bowling club was deferred till a later date the banquet was held last fri day night with some thirty in attendance euchre prizes went to mrs dobking and fred ward about fifteen men were bus ily engaged on monday opening the sideroad just east of altona and running south to the 9th the south portion of this side- road has been closed to traffic practically all winter a number of our communitys young people tendered a show er on monday night to mr and mrs ross redshaw recent newlyweds at the home of mr and mrs robert redshaw mrs redshaw was the former jean stevenson we understand that ross is leaving for down east where he will try his hand at trapping his uncle mr frank derusha is engaged in the trap ping business there large crowds are expected at the easter services of our local baptist and united churches an easter contata from oliv et to calvary will be presented by the combined church choirs on friday night mother mrs storm we are in deed sorry to report mrs storm has again been confined to her bed we wish her a speedy recovery miss beulah heise who has been spending the winter with mrs agnew of toronto was home on saturday to attend the funeral of mrs warkintin rev and mrs shoalts of wellandport visited their daughter mrs edgar heise on monday gormley mr cecil cullen gave a very interesting missionary address at young peoples in the men- nonite church monday evening mr cullen also showed a num ber of articles brought back from africa miss edna schock of the on tario bible school fort erie visited with friends here over the weekend congratulations to mr and mrs wallace bond on the birth of a daughter on april 3 the whooping cough epidem ic is visiting the vicinity we hope the spring weather just around the corner will bring the children good health again the messiah bible college male chorus of grantham pa usa is expected to be at the tunkard church easter sun day evening and will no doubt have a very interesting pro gram in store for all who will attend that service we are glad to hear that mrs a t gooding is recovering since being confined to bed for several weeks mrs jacob warkentin pass ed away on march 30 at the home of her daughter mrs joseph sider the funeral was held saturday at dickson hill church and interment in the cemetery there we extend our sympathy to the bereaved family rev p g lehman of mark- ham and rev r p ditmer evangelist holding revival meet ings at mount joy church had sunday dinner with rev and mrs i brubacher rev ditmer preached at the sunday after noon service his message was greatly enjoyed by all mrs percy rye of toronto spent the weekend with her bloomington misses hazel and velma pegg of churchill spent several days at mr percy browns dont forget the auction sale to be held at louis tindalls on thursday of this week mr clifford lemon is improv ing very nicely since his recent illness miss june welsh who undei went an operation for appendi citis in the toronto east gener al hospital has returned to her home mr bruce barnes has the contract for the wiring of the new annex of lakeview house at jacksons point he intends starting work on it soon mr and mrs bruce barnes entertained the young peoples society to a social evening last friday it took the form of a progressive croquinole party miss laura hill and noe storry were the winners of the evening and each received a lovely box of chocolates dont fail to see alexanders ragtime band at the stanley theatre this weekend pine orchard rae mcciure is on the sick list mr george scotney spent sunday in keswick mrs j hope was a tea guest at the chapman home on tues day night mr herb reid has returned home after spending the past winter in richmond hill mr and mrs ted breen and little boy are moving to the 4th line having rented mr wesley lundys farm we are sorry to report mr russel sproxton was rushed to the hospital where he under went an operation mrs r chapman entertain ed nine ladies on tuesday at a tea mrs dike entertained an other group on saturday we feel with the ladies doing their part a modern community hall is not too far distant the total number of deaths from flu this year is the high est in ontario since the year 1927 according to figures re leased by the ontari o depig ment of health on tuesday sale register thursday april 6 dispersal sale of 25 head of registered and grade ayrshires and holsteins at lot 8 con 4 pickering the pro perty of gard winter no re serve see bills sale at 1 sharp win maw auctioneer tuesday april 18 auction sale of farm stock and implements at east half of lot 31 con 3 mark ham 1 14 miles south of gorm- ley the property belonging to alex alloway sale at 1 oclock terms cash a s farmer auctioneer wednesday april 19 auction sale of household furniture in village of gormley the property of mrs c wideman known as bible school sale at 2 oclock terms cash a s farmer auctioneer saturday april 15 auction sale of garage and service sta tion dwelling etc garage mach inery tools equipment house hold furniture and other effects corner of no 7 highway and main st markham known as stonehouso parage property be longing to tho estate of the late e a stonehouse no reserve whatever except on the proper ty which will be sold subject to a reserve bid terms for chatties cash for property made known on the day of sale sale at 1 pm ken proritlice auctioneer earl graham clerk saturday april 22 auction sale of entire household furni ture on no 7 highway corner of 3rd con of markham the prop erty of j trickor sale at 2 pm terms cash a s farmer auctioneer mr raffleman stylist and special representative of tip top tailors limited win be here- thursday april 13 on the above date men will have an opportunity of inspecting an outstanding collection of british woolens for the new season the tip top representative will also interpret london and new yorks latest style trends for men and women unrestrictedchoiceof these superior fabrics hand cutting and tailoring to your indi vidual measure emphasize tip top tailors more for your money policy feel free to consult with the tip top representative a e weldon stouffville ont altona the twinkling star class held their monthly meeting at the home of miss gertrude winn on friday evening last a number from here took the opportunity friday night to view the new educational features at the stouffville con tinuation school although the ladies of altona are complimented on their good cooking they still wish to learn new ideas recipes as seen by the number from here who at tended the cooking school at stouffville last friday last wednesday was quilt ing day for two classes of the sunday school in the church basement the willing workers and the twinkling star class the april meeting of the womens institute will be held at the home of mrs n bunker motto whatever ye do do it kindly roll call sing a verse of favorite hymn paper what do you know about can adian government mrs m harris paper preservation of wild flowers mrs c hodg son discussion program in charge of mrs p smith any one welcome to attend please note the change of place chorus from united states coming ajn interesting event to look forward to is the visit of the 40voice chorus from the goshen ind mennonite college local arrangements have been made to secure these outstand ing songsters for one evening tuesday april 11 in the wide- man church markham doubt less the church will be packed so if you want a seat come early loud speakers will take care of the overflow in the basement collection only electric wiring new work or repair jobs solicited fully qualified electrician let us quote you on new work or repair ing jobs large or small it walsh church st stoiiirvillo phone 2704 spring gleaning spring will be here any day now and with its arrival comes the necessity for spring cleaning and a general brighten ing up of our homes we have what you require for this purpose paint per quart 55c varnish for floor and furniture per quart 55c floor wax 1 lb tin 17c 25c rexoleum scatter mats 15c rexoleum squares 72x54 100 window shades 15c 49c 67c curtain rods 5c 10c open this thursday evening stouffville 5c to 100 store