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page four the tribune stouffville ont th april 13th 1939 special spring paint sale a paint that suits at a price that suits union quality 15 colors- quick drying enamel 14 colors- interior and exterior house paint 5 colors- quick drying varnish stain sale starts april 13 and closes april 22 special prices enamels varnish stains quarter pints- 15c half pints 25c pints 40c quarts 75c gallons 275 house paints pints 34c quarts 59c goudie s hardware stouffville ontario phone 903 li 8th line markham mrs- harry spang spent a few days in toronto this week the wms of peachs church met at the home of mrs kirk on tuesday afternoon congratulations to thomas blizzard who now wears the smile its a boy mr kergen medical student of toronto and son of dr ker gen of prince rupert bc is spending the easter vacation at the home of his cousin albert wideman ivan leadley moved to the house recently vacated by john harris we welcome mr and mrs leadley to our com munity- mr and mrs allan wideman and win wideman attended the service at heise hill church gormley sunday evening when a visiting choir rendered special easter music many from this community attended the evangelistic ser vices in the mbc church at mount joy which were conclud ed sunday night the missionary meeting in wideman church on good fri day with services morning afternoon and evening was well attended at all the meetings a choir from goshen indianna of over forty voices thrilled a large gathering in the wideman church on tuesday night with their outstanding musical ability thos pike who has been employed with nelson smith of the 7th line have moved with his family to hamilton- we are sorry to lose mr and mrs pike from the community where they are so well and favorably known dicksons hill how does it feel to be locked out ken miss lillian moyer spent the easter holidays with her aunt mrs abram raymer in box grove mr and mrs fred hicks margaret joan and frank visit ed with mr and mrs harvey moyer on easter monday the buzzsaw was making de lightful music in our neighbor- hod this week mr and mrs w brooks of toronto were guests on sunday at roy moyers- mr bill grove we under stand begun work in the mill this week miss zeta burkholder spent a few days this week with her aunt and uncle- miss sarah and mr joe burkholder of altona a few people from here bra ved the storm to attend young peoples meeting at mt joy on monday everting and enjoyed a very interesting program a certain person in our com munity thinks that we all must have played rip van winkle and slept the summer out at any rate weve had winter all over again this week- don moyer and percy rus sell hitchhiked from hamilton on good friday and spent the day at harvey moyers- many of you will remember percy who spent a number of years in our community in days gone by mr and mrs r moyer and family were entertained at a c barkeys on thursday the dicksons hill ladies spent a very profitable fore noon one day last week when they held a bee to give the church a spring cleaning we are glad to note too some new curtains to divide the sunday school classes in the gallery potato dealer fined vandorf mr bert dike visited with his mother on sunday mr and mrs- edgar rose were easter sunday guests at the home of their son carmon rose and family at holt mr isaac morton en 3rd line has sold his farm to a toronto man and possession will soon be taken we are pleased that no harm came to mrs obee and her child when in aurora last week mrs obee is the wife of bud obee they were about to start for home and the horse ran away as she untied it and dashed off with a screaming child in the buggy the horse dashed madly up wellington street all efforts to stop it failed until it reached the corner of larmont street when elmer yake dashed out and grasped the reins- and after being dragged some distance succeeded in bringing it to a standstill it was a brave res cue and yake deserves much credit for his bravery the child and mother were highly excited but no damage was done church hill claremont an uxbridge potato dealer who handles thousands of bags every year- was fined 1000 and costs in oshawa police court last week for selling potatoes below requirements of no1 grade inspectors are checking grades closely hence dealers and farmers will all have to watch their step 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 h walsh church st stouffville phone 2704 mr and mrs pope were de lighted to have the children home over the easter holidays- mr vines have moved down to shadow lake where he is employedr misses marie and grace paisley are home for easter holidays mr ronald duckworth of toronto was spending easter holidays with hoyle brethour maple syrup season is here with us again and those who have tapped report a good run mr and mrs percy jake- man of parry sound visited relatives in the community on saturday considering the road condi tions there was a good atten dance at the easter services on sunday- we expect a large congrega tion next sunday to hear the gospel songsters trio of toronto who will sing for us christian endeavour meeting this week will be held at the home of mr and mrs e lageer on thursday night topic to be given by bruce maclean everyone welcome tribunes small advs are cheap and profitable springtime specials spring is here with the advent of spring there are many things about the home and in wearing apparel that will need to be renewed and throughout this store many inviting values are pre sented a few of which are listed be low wallpapers more than anything else new and attractive wallpapers will add beauty to your rooms and improve the appearance of your furniture and drapes we carry a very large and exclusive stock of sunworthy semi trimmed papers suitable for every room in the house ranging in price from 9c to 50c rug patterns a very large slock of rug pat terns- in a wide range of patterns two sizes priced at 20c to 29c springtime prints gay summery prints in radiant colours that will make lovely smart frocks and aprons they are all tub- fast and sunfast 36 wide and real value at the price 16c 20c 25c- 29c spring frocks a remarkably attractive snowing of street and afternoon dresses which are very moderately priced yet have the style and appearance of much higher priced frocks in a wide range of materials and styles 295 up pretty hats for the spring season variations of sailors with high or low crowns and with the new springtime prettiness in realistic flowers dainty veils and crisp ribbon trim- mostly in black rust navy and suez prices are 195 to 295 berets smart little berets in all colours and in sizes to fit all heads these are all imported basque berets priced at only 45c chintz and art sateens we have selected from stock these very attractive patterns the qual ity is good and the prices have been very decidedly reduced to ensure a quick clearance priced loe to 32c blouses and blousettes many new and interesting styles are presented for spring wear in the seasons prettiest accessory col ours and in a wide variety of materials priced at 100 to 295 flanneltte pyjamas still a good selection of these warm and comfortable garments which we are clearing out at a reduction of 20 per cent supply your present and future requirements at these low prices handbags a new handbag is a necessary ad dition to a nice spring outfit and there are some very attractive sty les in the new spring stock the quality is good and the prices are very moderate 100 up scarves new and unusually smart are the spring styles in scarves the patterns are new and the colour combinations are delightfully springlike you will want one of these for your new out fit reasonably priced at 59c up pink glassware in an unusually attractive design features this smart glassware and the prices are decidedly attractive 7 piece fruit set 49c large bowls- each 19c small bowls each 10c cream and sugar pair 20c w h shaw store this store open wednesday afternoons jtaor ioe30i ioc30e 30e30e ioexox x0e30i xoc30c i0e30i staff correspondent mr lionel douglas now of toronto was a weekend visitor at the overland home mr and mrs warden visited with mrs wardens brother in toronto on saturday mrs ed- lewis has been laid up on the sick list for a few days mr and mrs richard cooper of waterford were home over the weekend visiting with their parents mr and mrs howard mother- sill and family were saturday visitors with mrs mothersills sister in toronto mr and mrs elwood elson vacated their claremont resi dence this week and will locate in stouffville- mrs lou dickinson son and nephew from the states are visiting with mrs dickinsons mother mrs harry thompson mrs harry thompson who has spent the winter with her son walter in markham re turned to claremont this week little progress to better health is being made by mr thomas sanderson who suffer ed a severe heart attack a few weeks ago an invitation was extended to the ladies of the baptist church here to visit the ladies of the mission circle at whitby church this week over a hundred of the dis trict young people gathered at the home of miss maud norton last thursday to present this popular uxbridge township girl with a linen shower mr and mrs- harry booth who have been living with mr and mrs warden since the hotel fire moved this week to their new residence over the new restaurant at the corner of main street rev j e glover addressed a special easter meeting of the womans missionary society in claremont united church to day thursday a generous response to the appeal for an easter thankoffering was hop ed for f s loyst owner and opera tor of one of claremonts two canning factories- shut down this week until the easter slack season is over mr loysts establishment turns out an average of 5000 cans of chick en each year besides a quota of tomatoes mr loyst reports the price of canned chicken as fair compared with other years while the surplus tomatoes are only bringing a nickel a can large congregations were the order of the day at both the baptist and united churches- both local ministers were in their respective pulpits and were assisted on the easter occasion by special music from the choirs in the evening- a special easter message was portrayed by lantern slides at the baptist church work is progressing rapidly on the new cabins being erected on the col phillips property just north of town this 100- acre estate is fast becoming a popular ski resort and mr phil lips is building more commodi ous quarters for his next winter tourists it is also reported that a private trout pond is contem plated- frank ward of clare mont has been employed on the building operations for some time some sort of a record is be ing established this year by jas dickinson rural mall courier on claremont rr-1- whose route which carries him clown the 6th of uxbridge is still blocked with snow and mud on the 10th of april a drag was hauled over the 5th of pickering south on saturday and smoothed out a few of the holes but the condition of the road from claremont north is one that puts a rattle in the newest of cars mr- walter hardy has taken up rooms this week at the charles derusha home mr hardys house near the baptist church owned by james coates received new tenants this week in mr and mrs wm beaton although a good crowd was in attendance- prices were re ported as very low at william hopkins auction sale of horse- near ashburn on saturday the fifteen head of stock offered by mr hopkins were very good fnimas but it seemed that the buyers were not prepared to pay ony big money for high class tcck claremont feasbynorton nuptial a quiet wedding took place on saturday april 8th 1939 at the united parsonage good wood- by the rev- j w holmes when maude may gertrude only daughter of the late mr and mrs mose norton was unit ed in marriage to norman stanley feasby eldest son of mr and mrs russell feasby the bride wore a pale blue triple sheer dress with matching accessories and carried a bou quet of supreme roses easter lilies she was attended by miss margaret wilson who was at tired in turquoise blue crepe with accessories to match the groom was attended by mr norman franklin smalley cousin of the groom following the ceremony a wedding supper was held at the grooms parents with howard feasby mr- and mrs gordon wilson miss b a smalley mr dean ascock as guests the bride and groom left amid showers of confetti and good wishes for toronto and penetang on their return they will reside on the 4th line of uxbridge auction sale household furniture including electric stove and electric refrigerator the property of mrs clara wideman gormley will be sold on wed april 19 1936 on the premises of mrs wideman formerly known as the ontario bible school property- 3 bedsteads springs and mattresses dresser 2 washstands davenport centre table sewing machine new raymond refrigerator gilson snow bird near new extension table 14 cut oak extension 12 foot 6 dining room chairs arm chair morris chair wash tub kitchen range electric range e element with oven rocking chairs vacuum ohio hall mirror two small tables- bake tray large number of dishes quantity canned fruit small churn roasting pan 2 cream cans four benches wheelbarrow set platform scales- cap 240 lb no chairs garden roller many other articles annex heater milk pails number sealers butter bowl and laddie number of crocks robe trailer ironing board terms cash sale at 2 pm a s farmer auctioneer memorials of merit having purchased the cen tury old granite works from l c wideman we solicit a continuance of public patron age and shall render the same careful service that has built up this long established business call on us before buying or if you prefer telephone and we will submit designs and prices at your home p g tarr telephone 8002 stouffville ontario successor to l c wideman used furniture extra good dining room suite 6 diners bureau table c chairs bedroom suite springs mattress dresser in walnut finish studio couch kitchen cabinet two good chesterfields several odd bureaus electric washing machino one bed and mattress these goods must be sold priced to sell quick beni raxlin phone 102 stouffville