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iumwimmw i in i page four tha tribune stouflfviue ont th may uth 1939 special aylmer tomato juice stock up at this low price jgltvvf nwss dont miss this great aylmer sale special choice peas mm special golden 2antam vvltn choice special aylmer choice tomatoes special ayjmer soups special aylmer bearis pork special aylmer catsup tomato vegetalfee tomato til 4m w- ogilvies royal household flour 7 67 chase sanborns dated coffee 35 aylmer pineapple juice tr 15 tea tender leaf 7 3848 see over crowds around corners periscopes extra long extra strong with any f c beautifully coloured 100 order uasf dominion s ioats limirto green river miss lois draper of toronto spent sunday at the park mrs tom williams spent last week in toronto with friends and relatives mrs a coakwell had as her guest last week her mother mrs william booth our sympathy is extended to the family of mr johnston of whitevale who passed away last week many of the cottagers have opened their summer homes in wilsons park the lovely weather on sunday brought many motorists out we are sorry to report that mr frank seebeck is in a tor onto hospital and has under gone a serious operation his condition is reported as critical mrs john mccallum mrs george hunt miss jane hunt and mr george hunt jr of toronto were visitors here on sunday dr sarah cook a baptist missionary in india is on the high- seas returning on a fur lough dr cooks home church is the first avenue baptist in toronto please accept our congratula tion at this very happy time we are proud to have our wee bit of news in a paper that has won such a coveted and worth while award and we hope this will not be the end of its success the fiftieth jubilee of the pine orchard mrs lloyd is spending a time with her daughter mrs woods miss hazel reid spent the weekend with her mother dont forget the sale of house furniture belonging to mrs wilson on may 20th miss beatrice chapman has accepted a position in new market for a time the willing workers at mrs e tooles home on wednesday was well attended we are glad to welcome mr and mrs arthur hawtin back home after serving the lord on the mission field in india for a number of years the community club was brought to a close on friday night by their annual banquet the hall was beautifully decor ated with the club colors mauve and yellow the same color scheme being used for the tables and flowers after a supper which spoke for itself and pine orchard cooks a pro gram was enjoyed by all consist ing of orchestra music duet by betty hope and vivia shrop shire readings by mrs wicke and alma chapman piano accordian by douglas hope quartette and short address by arthur hawtin returned mis sionary mr cockburn was the guest speaker and gave an interesting talk on our com munity god save the king brought the evening to a close mongolia baptist convention of ontario and quebec will be a mammoth affair this year it will be held in the automotive building at exhibition park toronto reg istration fee is one dollar before may 22nd plan to attend for entire period the ladies aid held their meeting at the home of mrs herb percy about forty ladies attended this is a very worth while organization and just now we are anxious to receive new members our year begins with the may meeting when election of officers will be held plan to be in on the fellowship and cheerful enjoyment of this ladies aid this year one meet ing each month yearly fee per member is 25c is it your wish to put in a new president this year mrs t williams com pletes her fifth year in may come and vote for your favor ite ladies as officers mrs walt booth will entertain and the date will be announced later glory is the answer to the roll call next sunday is mothers day and there is a special program at the sunday school mr and mrs roy wilson and daughter were recent visitors with mr and mrs will uennie we wish to congratulate our editor in winning the prize for the best paper little joyce wideman was visiting with her grandparents mr and mrs a brown recently ms fred pugh spent satur day night and sunday at the home of her father mr a ray- mer of box grove sunday guests at the home of mr and mrs a fuller were mr and mrs l brown mr george brown and miss anne morrison and mr h johnson all of toronto the singsong was can celled this week as several wished to see the slides shown by mr oswald smith in mbc church mount joy on tues day night next week our singsong will be held at the home of mr and mrs a brown cedar grove well folks i think its about time our four cornels started broadcasting a little local news all in favour carried mr russell reesor has pur chased a new rubber tire trac tor the work will sure fly now mr stan deverill has also purchased a tractor if it isnt cars thats new its tractors so what next sorry to hear that miss myrtle hamill was down with flu over the weekend miss rilla milroy was at brampton on sunday we under stand rev david terry of mon treal has been visiting this week with his sister mrs harry- lapp miss mary wright and her pupils of the school accompan ied by the parents and a few others journeyed over to rich mond hill on saturday night to the observatory all report a fine time the young people held then- meeting on wednesday even ing last in zion s s it was un der the missions convener miss olive mcintosh the speak er was miss glendenning re turned missionary from india we were also favored by a duet by mrs c whittaker and mary reesor send the tribune to absent friends xoe30i x0e30e aonoi ioekoi i0e300e30i iohoi locao a few thrift features special sale of cups and saucers a new shipment just in which we bought at a very low price and which we are offering at a very attractive price about six patterns sale price 49c wallpaper time this is the time to have your rooms newly decorated there is nothing that adds so much to the appearance of your rooms as new fresh wallpaper we carry a good selection of paper for all rooms and you are sure to find just what you want here prices per single roll 9c to 50c floor coverings linoleum congoleum oicloth and feltol floor coverings are all dependable in quality attractive in appearance and will give good ser vice if given reasonable care we can supply your needs in floor coverings by the yard or in rugs at very reasonable prices curtains and curtain materials give your windows a fresh spring look with some of these dainty scrim ruffled curtains in a wide range of colours per pair 49c other lines pair from 79c to 275 dainty scarves this lot selected from our regular stock long scarves ascots and squares in attractive colours regu lar to 95 sale 59c new spring and summer wash frocks heres a collection of high grade tubfast porch frocks that are new if you want colour spirit dash or just plain lines youll find it right here all expertly made of heavy quality prints but you must see them to appreciate what splendid values they are 100 rayon silk undies fine quality rayon silk vests panties and bloomers in white peach and pink prices per garment at only 49c basque rerets high quality all wool basque berets in rich shades of black navy royal white blue green wine scarlet etc all sizes priced at 45c a special in knit suits a few odd lines in three piece knit suits in all wool and silk and wool colours are blue ancl white green and wine and white priced up to 950 for 295 smart frocks for the little girls rayon taffeta dresses in dainty styles that will delight the little girls of 2 to 6 yeais summery little frocks leaders in style as well as in price colours are yellow blue and pink with dainty trim 100 fine hats womens fine straws in the smart new styles that will appeal to your artistic sense because of their fine quality and style moderately priced at 100 to 250 new handbags you will need one of these bags to match your new costume they are highclass quality bags in many new and desireable styles and in a wide range of prices to suit all purses 95c to 500 chintz and art sateens still some very attractive values in our special sale our patrons have appreciated this very opportune sale and have taken advantage of it and you may also find here just what you need at a very decided reduction w h shaw store this store open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings closed wednesday afternoons phone 9512 ijexoe 3onoc ioc3qi ioe30x locaot 30e30i lonoc 30e30i claremont staff correspondent mrs m booth and son of toronto is visiting with the booth family there will be special mothers day services in both churches next sunday morning rev james grant of toron to was guest speaker in the baptist church on sunday mr grant was pastor of the clare mont charge some 26 years ago this thursday the baptist ladies are accepting an invita tion to meet with the wms of the united church special speaker of the afternoon will be mrs lepinki it is reported that mrs jull wife of rev mr jull of brook- lin and frequent visitor to claremont is in very poor health mrs soden who has been living for some time with her brother will harris in toronto is not much improved in health since her operation some time ago the handsome a t button badminton shield was won for the second consecutive year last week by betty pretty of claremont and thos jones of uxbridge in mixed doubles competition the election of officers of the claremont bowling club was held last friday night with the following taking office pres alf pretty vice prest ralph miller 2nd vice thos lye secytreas i f dopking mr haig dimerjon popular young machinist in the mclntyre factory left this week for the worlds fair on his return he will be accompan ied by his mother who is com ing from england to live with her son a party of young strangers who were reported to have em- bibed too freely were hauled out of the ditch last saturday night by mr jud ward just east of here it is understood that the young soaks were picked up with their feet dang ling in a nearby creek and it was thought by the rescuer that had their heads been in a similar position it might have proved more profitable an interesting letter was re ceived last week by a clare mont resident from rev mr stephens a former baptist pas tor in claremont and a resident of stouffville mr stephens moved to england three years ago owing to poor health and has been in charge of the un ion church at hanwell it is seven years since the stephens family left claremont mr stephens said in part there is much unrest over here and much fear of war we go for two hours in the morning for antigas training this week we will wear our masks and go through the gas chamber there are about fifty in the class daughter muriel is going into training for a nurse in a hospital for over three thousand patients the sympathy of the com munity is extended to mr and mrs w g scott of claremont in the loss of their son dr wj scott of cookstown who pass ed away in the toronto general hospital on sunday dr scott who has been a practicing physician in cookstown for the last 20 yeais was involved in a mysterious auto accident last week near alliston mr scotts car was found hanging over an embankment while the doctor himself was picked up in a help less condition some distance away suffering injuries from which he succumbed on sunday dr scott is the eldest son of a family of five boys and one girl all of whom survive he was in his fortysixth year aid was born and went to school in claremont the only im mediate relatives besides the parents residing in this locality is a brother mr dave scott of locust hill also a beloved wife agnes boyle scott interment was at richmond hill dog notice take notice that the by law forbidding dogs to run at large in the village of stouffville will be strictly enforced from this date and throughout the summer season h c quibell constable memories engraved in stone live forever if you are planning on purchasing a memorial of any kind this year and find it confusing as most people do may we suggest that you call on us and see our display be fore buying stouffville granite marble works estimates given work guaranteed p g tarr telephone stouffville s002 successor to l c wideman peaches miss jean miller who attends stouffville high school is home with measles mr j s wideman is nursing a lame back we hope he will soon be feeling better again we are glad to welcome mrs richard cleverdon home again after spending most of the win ter at the home of her daughter in essex mrs j ferguson entertain ed her cousin from california over the weekend our small community is sport ing four new tractors this spring the last added to the number was purchased last week by mr walter brig- nail owing to so much flu the wms have postponed their monthly meeting until next tuesday when it will be held in the melville manse peachs church are holding mothers day on sunday all the mothers of the congregation have kindly consented to go in the choir mrs j s wideman will be at the organ come and worship with us sunday is mothers day to you who have a mother treasure her with care there can never be another to fill her vacant chair and so friends and neigh bours cheerio but dont forget altona mr and mrs charlie howsam and family of port perry visit ed at earl howsams on sun day miss olive madill is visiting in toronto miss grace lehman and miss ruth slack are attending girls conference at guelph this week the homemaking club held a mother and daughter night at the conclusion of the project sleeping garments on fri day evening may 5 at the home of the leader mrs d crosier the work of the girls was dis played and modelled miss greta pollard of bowmanyille county coach of girls work was present and gave a brief talk on the work lemonville more than a score of young people from lemonville went as guests to the church of all nations in toronto wednesday may 3rd and report having had a pleasant and profitable even ing representatives from ukrania hungary italy and sweden took part in the pro gram the superintendent rev j i mackay babd stated that on one occasion they had 22 nationalities represented at one banquet footwear sismans sisman and grcb work boots rubbers polishes laces etc- lehmans shok stokk phone 4301 stouffville