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page four the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 8th 1939 victoria square miss mcmann of toronto spent the weekend at her sum mer cottage here mr and mrs harry forster bertie and harold spent sun day with friends in cobourg v sensational value i tsalmom ti6eb cohoe ta 1 1 tin values effective tbur june sthwcd night june mth silver r1beon tomato ux sjtciau brights umsweetehed ptt cherries special stone creek peaches sbs special jewel shotnne special fancy lobster special thinshell graham special mannings orange mauow biscuits chateau cheese special westons 3 plain ct pimento old fashioned facial soap rfi s he yzlb p calces quick suds maxwell house oxydol 21 coffee v36 cleanser fresh salted old dutch 2 19 peanuts 10 navy aylmcr sweet tissue 425 gherkins 25 for verandah comfort to thoroughly enjoy these fine summer evenings you should fit out your verandah with verandah chairs and grass mats we have two types of chairs at 100 a small one with back 39c large mats 75c smaller mats 39c and 15c boys ankle sox 20c ladies slacks 79c and 98c ladies white gloves 25c stouffville 5c to 100 store mr and mrs wm boynton of toronto visited on saturday with mr afrid mrs stanley boynton mrs helen mccague enter tained several of her friends at a quilting bee one day last week mr and mrs george agar and family were sunday visit ors with mr and mrs thomas read we extend to mr and mrs walter ridley our congratula tions upon their marriage last saturday june 3rd a joint meeting of the mission band and baby band was held in the basement of the church on saturday after noon mrs robert beatty was in charge of the program and a most enjoyable time was spent by all present work has again started on the highway from victoria square north when work was discontinued last year the pavement was completed only about 300 feet north of our village there is considerable talk in our centre regarding the pro posed construction of a large water storage tank to be used in case of fire it is said that the cost of such a tank would be around 500 a meeting to dis cuss the project is expected to be held in the near future at the meeting of the junior farmers association in the hall on tuesday evening june 6th mr jerry walker spoke on the subject of pasture manage ment mr douglas gee led a very interesting discussion on how it pays to summer- fallow these meetings should prove helpful to all young men engaged in agricul ture and the committee in charge cordially invite you to attend bethesda goodwood the annual strawberry fest ival at goodwood united church will be held tuesday june 20 the bethesda players have again been secured they will present the comedy in may with june also a musical drama the last rehearsal 22 characters lots of music and a good time come all kirxons ram0na park 20 acres natural woodland bathing camping tables cabins for rent 4 miles south east stouffville phone 1520 claremont carl looks lonesome since beatrice has gone mr and mrs mcnichol roy and irene of newmarket had sunday dinner with mr and mrs fred allin and family mr and mrs henry wide- man of queensville had tea on sundav with mr and mrs ralph allin the bethesda junior insti tute will provide the program at the stouffville meeting next wednesday our little village was almost deserted on tuesday when most everyone journeyed westward or north to see the royal train remember sunday school at pikes peak again next sunday there was a good attendance but we missed you who were nor there the tent meetings at pikes peak were well attended on sunday the first day of the campaign mr jesse steckley of gormley delivered the mess ages in the absence of mr and mrs grout the evangelists the foundation for mr a b shaffers new residence was constructed last week and work is expected to progress with a rush on the super structure no less than six washing baskets filled to the top with many fine gifts were presented to mr and mrs lome hiese one evening last week on the occasion of a shower in their honor a hundred and fifty friends gathered to add their personal good wishes to this popular couple vandorf mr and mrs chester graham and son were weekend visitors with mr and mrs rolia scott mrs edgar rose spent a day last week with her son carmon and family of holt we hear mr rolia scott has been wired for hydro and is waiting for the line to come up from ross chapmans farm mr and mrs russel sproxton and family had sunday dinner with mr and mrs frank beil- by of locust hill and tea with mr and mrs clarence hoover and mrs b hoover at mount joy the ladies aid monthly meeting will be held at the home of mrs kingdon on wed nesday of this week our farmers have the root crop and their corn in and with the recent rainfalls the hay crop looks very promising xoexox xocaoe aocaoc xoxaoi ioe300e3oi aocaoc i0e30e i0e30i for the wise shopper fine dress goods new collars a special in cushions codl colorful organdies and freshen up that last years frock chintz covered cushions for sum- voiles and fine crease resisting with a smart new collar they come mer cottage or veranda regularly lystav you will admire the full in lace organdie satin and pique sold at 29c each to clear at each 19c crispness and sheer appearance of and in many delightful styles slacks for sports or these lovely fabrics and to those priced at 29c to 95c holiday women who prefer to make their whttf pttrsfs own dresses they will have a strong v ub for sports beach or holiday wear appeal 9c to 85c a new shipment of fine white purs- t wise young girls of today turn to iw omnm ot rc es j in stock ln smart styles ami these novelty slacks for comfort infcw bummmi blyjlkb fitted with change purse mirror etc and convenience carefully cut and in women s hats fine felts and priced atj each s100 sm trimmed they are sure to havebeev csefuuv selected to sockees for the warm prove satisfactory 5 the requires of those of weather priced at 98c to 149 our patrons who appreciate smart rayon and cotton sockees for women cut glass styles at moderate cost 8179 250 children in a11 siz some new and especially fine pieces for the younger miss coiouis loc ul oc qf glassware in the genuine corn voiles and dimities are smart b se flower pattern ideal for shower or for summer cool and dainty are pe bowl sets with stripes or wedding gifts and all very moder- these flowered voile and dimity floral decorations a very useful set ate priced frocks which have proved so very f jg linen t0w popular since first shown sl9o 0n uu i oniric very attractive decorations per fj irish linen towelling gaily bl oki bui rs set s135 colored in stripes of the royal col- smart colourful sports suits in 5 piece glass bowl sets in pink or ours to comemorate the royal visit sizes 8 10 12 14 years regularly green with rolled edge strong and best quality linen and all are a priced up to s149 sale price 69c 79c serviceable per set of five 95c generous width per yard 29c 35c a stock reducing clearance of dresses we have made a selection from our regular stock of street and afternoon frocks and are offering them at a most attractive price in order to reduce our large stock as we have not sufiicient space to pro perly display it so we are offering this lot some at half price and some one third off regular price these are all summery uptodate frocks and are really extraordinary value whshaw store this store open tuesday thursdayand saturday evenings closed wednesday afternoons phone 9512 lienor ioexox z0e30e iodoi ioe30i ionoi i0e30i x0e30x ringwood mrs william pipher is holidaying with relatives in oshawa miss belle mitchell is spend ing a week with relatives in london we are glad to know that thomas vague is able to go out again following his recent ill ness mrs garnet kirk and child ren of markham visited for a few days recently at a m groves home frank pipher and lady friend of toronto spent sunday with his aunt and uncle mr and mrs ralph burkholder edgar brownsberger and arthur bassett are erecting a cement foundation for a large poultry house 140 ft by 20 ft north of locust hill recent visitors at locust lodge with dr thomas and miss belle mitchell were mrs joseph bere and daughter dorothy of london professor jackson of toronto university accompanied by his wife and four children mr and mrs eugene baker merlyn baker and miss doris baker are on a motor trip to sudbury merlyns brother allin is on the engineering staff at that place ross breuls son of frank breuls sustained a badly brok en arm which necessitated his removal to the sick childrens hospital toronto for setting he was thrown from a pony which he was riding to the pavement on the highway in front of his home rev mr clements and son james of swastika northern ontario called on mr and mrs roy grove on saturday mr clements was a former pastor on the lemonville circuit mrs gerald burton and child ren spent a few days in lindsay with mrs burtons parents we are sorry to report that mrs burtons father is very ill dicksons hill mrs m wideman is spending a few days with her daughter mrs schell in mount joy miss blanche mortson spent sunday afternoon with miss katherine moyer mr simeon hoover martha and edith also mrs clarence barkey and pauline visited with their cousins mr and mrs meyer in zephyr on tuesday mr and mrs kenneth walk er enjoyed a trip to guelph last week and visited the ontario agricultural college perhaps ken got some new pointers on farming the girls had another base ball practice last tuesday even ing the boys team challenged us to a game when we get some more practice shall we accept some of the crowd from our town attended the wedding of mr lome byer and miss joyce cleare at glasgow last satur day afternoon we wish the newlyweds every happiness for the future the young people of the com munity met at the home of mrs harvey moyer on sunday even ing after singing till we could sing no longer we answered questions from the book know your bible by amos r wells some of us finished up with a resolution to study more so we will not get careless on simple questions the neighbourhood was quite upset early monday morning when aevenal bombs exploded in our midst flashing through our minds was the question we dared not ask hitler invest igation soon relieved our trou bled minds as we discovered that it wasnt hitler after all but only joseph hoover blasting stones to make a rockery our community was quite well represented at young peop les at mount joy monday even ing the society from bethel chapel toronto put on a very interesting program two short messages were given by mr howard reichard and miss mae tipping who does mission work among the jewish people the male quartette gave two fine selections and mrs shantz and mrs bell sang a lovely duet we enjoyed their visit very much tribunes small advs are cheap and profitable pine orchard somebody says they still can hear wedding bells miss olive shell spent the weekend in pine orchard we are glad to report percy hutchinson is able to be home mr and mrs ross armitage spent sunday at their summer cottage lake simcoe mr and mrs potter and family called on friends or sat urday mrs albert lloyd was a supper guest at the home of mr and mrs r chapman last week mr and mrs j hope attend ed the attwell ridley wed ding in uxbridge on saturday miss attwell being a cousin of mrs hope our junior teacher miss mcewen has accepted a posi tion in toronto and will be leav ing us the last of june mrs howard mcclure enter tained the following ladies to tea on wednesday mrs j lundy w hall j reid l lun- dy r chapman c brandon and miss alice hall a deep gloom was cast over our community on wednesday when a life long resident of pine orchard nelson widdifield died although in his 79th year he enjoyed fairly good health until recently his quiet manner won him many friends and he will be greatly missed by young and old in the commun ity he is survived by two daughters minnie and aleta at home three sons walter in timmins wilbert and collin of newmarket the funeral was held on saturday with inter ment in pine orchard cemetery our sympathy is extended to the sorrowing family ballantrae early potatoes are looking fine weldons store is displaying the w a quilt and our ladies hope to sell a liberal supply of tickets at 10c or 3 for 25c its a lovely hand made quilt anyone would be delighted to own one of our farmers thomas bingham living on the first farm west of the g o wright corner was rushed to the gen eral hospital suffering from appendicitis the attack was so sudden that g o wright i-ush- ed him down during sunday night a man named burchell living close to robert windsors house cut a blood vessel in his hand on saturday and was pick ed by stovers bakery truck and taken to town for aid while he was away his wife fell through a broken board on the cottage floor and received a nasty bump ootwear mens fine oxfords woark boots rubbers polishes laces etc- lehmans shoe stoke phone 4301 stouffville