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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), April 20, 1939, p. 7

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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 20th 1939 page seven q o n o d o o n u o d o o d o o d o 30boc aoi unwrapped laundry soap special 10 bars 25c sweet prunes medium size 3 lbs 25c genuine french castile soap four cakes for 23c cooking figs for health special 3 lbs 25c kellogs corn flakes in the new family size package 2 pkgs for 25c cereal bowl free with 2 packages christies sultana biscuits per pound 25c cracked wheat 8 pounds 25c mclarens creamy sugar spread delicious for school lunches pkg 25c old york cereal per package 23c choice white corn 3 no2 tins for 25c n o d o u o o ii o green river fresh vegetables and fruits ratcliff co o q o o q o town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 ioe30i xcsaoe ho for england miss jean collard popular clerk on the local canadian bank of commerce staff left today for new york where she will embark on the queen mary for a trip to england tuesday evening a number of her town friends gathered at the home of mr and mrs t birkett to wish jean bon voyage and at the same time showered her with useful travelling articles the w a spring rally in united church the annual spring rally of the womens association of the united church will take place on tuesday april 24 at 245 mrs gordon shipp president of toronto east presbytery w a will be the speaker this is a very special meeting and a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies tribune advs pay mr w robb loree and geo s loree of toronto spent sun day here with relatives mr and mrs edward ken nedy and jim and evelyn of toronto took tea with friends here on sunday last miss taylor of toronto spent a few days of the easter holi- davs with her friend miss inez white miss muriel pennock whose collar bone was broken has re covered sufficiently to have her arm out of the sling we are glad to report the easter pageant will be held on the 21st friday even ing this week in the church the christian trail is the title of this lovely pageant in four parts ancient and modern a silver collection will be taken at the door you have always wanted to see one just like this there will be music and singing a splendid evening entertainment of a devotional nature to help us to live moie nearly as we pray under the auspices of group no4 of the ladies aid convener mrs shank the ladies aid will meet at the home of mrs herbert percy on wednesday april 26 at 230 pm there will be a missionary evening at the church on wed nesday april 26th rev mr augustine of claremont will be guest speaker a program will be given mongolia miss fay green spent a few days in toronto recently miss verna brown was home on sunday perhaps it is spring after all at least the roads are muddy if that means anything miss evelyn gooding spent a couple of days with mr and mrs e gooding mr and mrs fred pugh and family visited with mr and mrs j reesor recently our singsong was held this week at the home of mr and mrs e gooding we are sorry that mrs o zeller has been sick but hope she is soon feeling better mrs a fuller and dorothy spent a couple of days in toronto visiting with relatives miss ruth empey from the toronto normal school is visit ing our school this week mr and mrs allan wideman attended the funeral of mr a reesor last friday mr and mrs a petty of cherrywood also mrs sanford of syracuse visited with mr and mrs clarke bunker on sunday mr and mrs ed wideman and daughters spent sunday with miss louie and mr fred robinson of goodwood mrs eldon giooding enter tained her sunday school class at a quilting last tuesday afternoon on sunday afternoon the ser vice was taken by two of the city mission workers who were attending the mission work ers convention at the mennon- ite church miss snider who had visited the sunday school be fore remarked on the increase in attendance births mcgrath at edmonton to rev and mrs charles mcgrath nee jean matthews a son morley harold named for rev morley hall and rev harold slade hisey at willowdale to rev and mrs bruce hisey nee hilda broad a son paul thomas huebert at toronto to rev and mrs a d huebert a son walter john smith at almira ont on thursday april 13th 1939 to mr and mrs levi smith a daughter ada getting rid of butter there is a plan under way to get rid of the surplus butter in canada by distributing it to the needy the plan will be financed by the dominion government and the distribution will be un der the auspices of existing organizations well fitted to at tend to such matters the object is to take away the oversupply in order to give butter fat producers a chance to get a fair return for their product the heavy producing season for butter is advancing and will soon be here and the desire is to clear the markets before the season arrives it will be another application of the bonus system and it is doubtful if the benefits will be great unless there is a change made in our w of doing busi ness if the dairy farmers keep on turning to butter as they have in the past there is noth ing to prevent them piling up another surplus by the end of the pasture season if they take the advice of men well fitted to give itand turn their attention to cheese factories from may to october they will be finding a better output for their product they will be making something which can be readily exported and sold and they will also be doing their share at keeping the but ter market from again becom ing glutted send the tribune to absent friends altona miss leta bunker spent the weekend in brantford measles the latest disease around here is entering several homes miss grace lehman spent a few days in the city mr and mrs grant baker of rosedale haliburton district visited over the weekend with her parents mr and mrs 0 madill they brought a number of gallons of maple syrup down which they had made in the northern area for which they found quick sale bloomington too late last week mr and mrs cliff winn of toronto spent the weekend with her mother mrs lemon mr and mrs robt leask and family from greenbank visited the fockler home mr- and mrs theo warder kitchener were visitors at the ramer home miss winn calder toronto was a sunday guest of miss audrey smith welcome to mr and mrs mills of langstaff who moved here to the lou tindall farm miss cutler school teacher was visiting in bloomington this week miss luella paisley spent sunday in burlington visiting her cousin miss kathleen mc- cay sells pebcheron wm rennie of the 10th con cession of markham sold one of his fine percheron mares this week to mr george rodanz for use on burnbrae farms at ringwood mr rodanz paid a rather unusual price for this horse flesh but mr rennie al ways produces something nice along this line and it brings its reward this percheron mare will make a worthy addition to the burnbrae stock used furniture extra good dining room suite 6 diners bureau table 6 chairs bedroom suite springs mattress dresser in walnut finish studio couch kitchen cabinet two good chesterfields several odd bureaus electric washing machine one bed and mattress these goods must be sold priced to sell quick benj raxltn phone 192 stouffville springtime specials in hardware good hammers 49c good spades 79c columbia swivel base 3 inches 275 socket wood chisel 12 58 34 39c 24 plumb and level 69c block plane non- adjustable 65c combination square 12 long 65c stanley smooth plane 9 long 210 ratchet brace 129 english handsaw 26 irwin screw driver each hacksaw pistol grip 8 to 10 98c 15c 49c wrench set 716 to 1 128 hot plate two burner 269 clothes baskets willow 98c dicadoo paint cleaner pkg 25c glassex window cleaner 15c 3c boiler draincocks half inch 39c 49c hose bibb white metal half an inch 75c yale spring latch 98c dominion night latch 89c alabastine cold water paint pkg 35c 65c k full skin red stamp brand pure 00 oil tanned english chamois paint brushes from 10c up chamois 59c standard electric iron without cord lunch boxes with vacuum bottle 98c ash cans corrigated 119 goudies nonebetter wax tins 35c 65c and 149 garden rakes heavy steel 59c garden weeders 15c garden trowels 15c spading forks 99c 311 0 useful household axes 79c pipe wrenches 14 120 trimo pruning shears 39c 80c 95c household bench grinder 150 glass tank sprayer 4 ounce 15c formaldehyde for destroying smut in wheat oats barley etc pints 25c quarts 45c solo mends most anything and saves you money 25c duall mops 39c 59c 79c 89c two pounds wax with bottle floor cleaner 98c pointing trowel 25c plastering trowel 35c zigzag rule yellow lac and 25c phone 903 goudies hardware stouffville

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