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page four the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 13th 1939 green river garden party watch for later announcements a few of our ladies attended a tea at the home of mrs l hagerman mr and mrs george ryckard are enjoying a holiday away from home mr and mrs wm grey and son alan spent sunday in this vicinity visiting relatives mrs elizabeth collins and mrs roy collins and two child ren spent sunday with the john nighswander family mr t frank williams of toronto spent saturday after noon with his son thomas and family mr and mrs walter farth ing and miss dorothy and mr h l chessum called on friends here saturday evening a large number of our resi dents attended the garden party at cedar grove on satur day fresh fruits and vegetables dominion stores l1mitbd lemonville mr morley c sandeis our highly esteemed teacher left for kingston last week to continue his university course at queens we wish mr sanders every success miss lillian cook who has been very ill at the home of her sister mrs e c pennock in stouffville for the past four weeks was removed to the brierbush hospital one day last week miss cooks condition is still very critical mrs sarah spence of toron to and mrs e c- pennock of stouffville were here satur day visiting their old homes we were very sorry to learn of the death of george cook at his home in newmarket last week george was born here 62 year ago and was the son of late abram cook of this place our pastor rev w s irwin conducted the funeral service mrs billy harwood and two grandsons of toronto are spending two weeks with mrs harwoods brother mr herm burkholder dr and mrs frank canning and young son of toronto spent the weekend at the home of mrs mary canning mr edward cook of orllia was a recent visitor with mr gordon lemon mr thomas kerr of toronto was a recent visitor with mr and mrs george cook green river this district enjoyed much needed rain on sunday mrs w m laurence of tor onto is spending a few days here mr and mrs macpatterson visited friends here last week mr a e rowlinson and miss june of toronto visited rela tives here on saturday the sunday school picnic was held on tuesday at greens park greenwood plans are under way for the 8th line markham mr and mrs ledly and two children spent the holiday over the weekend at kettleby mr edwin byer entertained the young people with ice cream one hot eveningrecently mrs gideon brownsberger of toronto visited at kirks for a few days mr wendell knight of tor onto spent sunday with the spang family some of our citizens took in the stayner camp meeting and reported wonderful meetings r j mcelvain took in the lake cruise and reported a very pleasant evening the dix bros were enter tained at the home of mr allan widemans on sunday a number of women of the wideman church took in a quilting at the home of mrs isaac wambold mr jim greenwood with friends from kitchener motor ed to north bay attending a funeral of an old friend bloomington our section will be sorry to learn that miss luella paisley teacher in bloomington school for five years is leaving having been appointed to the staff of the brampton school at an in creased salary miss paisley has been very efficient and com manded a good report from her inspector the school has around 35 pupils trustees warren rae lu tindall and willis wideman will be charged with the task of selecting a new school marm for september 1st bethesda several carloads from here spent the weekend at stayner attending the camp meeting mr and mrs lloyd pike of sutton had tea on monday with mr and mrs isaac pike the community picnic will be held next friday july 21 in ratcliffs park mr nat brillinger who has been visiting with relatives in the community returned to his home in winona this week mr and mrs louis brillinger visited with mr and mrs geo leary in gormley saturday evening we are sorry to report that murray allin son of mr and mrs fred allin is nursing a sore foot we hope it will soon be better so he can enjoy his holidays mr and mrs thomas phillips and alvin of uxbridge were sunday guests at the hunt home quite a number of children from here are planning to at tend the summer bible school at gormley which opens on monday transportation will be provided for any other child ren who wish to go monday visitors with mr and mrs wm hune vere mr and mrs gar phillips of parry sound and mr john phillips of lemonville miss marie scott visited at cedar grove with her cousin evelyn lapp for a few days the junior institute will meet next thursday at the home of mrs ross chapman ronnie smith has his cousin from vivian visiting him ruth and lois mcewan of stouffville have been holi daying with mr and mrs w yake reta mclntyre spent wednes day with friends in toronto congratulations to marie scott leonard brillinger and harold wideman who were successful in passing their entrance now open 1 len keepings barber shop government approved expert in hair cutting shaving shampooing singeing massaging etc fifteen years experience note the sanitary standards of this shop are made to conform with the health standards that are set by the various boards of health in the following cities ottawa toronto hamilton london windsor it is well to remember that while these health laws are compulsory in these cities it is not compulsory in stouffville or small towns but you do get this extra service in len keepings barber shop at no extra charge your patronage will be sincerely appreciated this shop will be operated in stouffville permanently from now on this shop is open at 730 am each week day morning and remains open until 10 pm every nigh except wednesday four doors east of the presbyterian church vivian mrs rowan and the family are spending a few days with mrs needier miss mitchell is spending a few days in toronto we hope she will have a good time and will be back at the church organ next sunday an enjoyable picnic was held in appletons park on satur day afternoon organised by the ladies willing workers of this community there was a large crowd in attendance and all had a good time last thursday evening a large company of men and women of this community and toronto gathered together at the new church and set to work with real earnest to cement the basement a continuation of this woik is expected to take place next thursday on sunday evening the church service was held as usu al mr rowan opened the meet ing after which mr mellish occupied the pulpit he is an african missionary and appeal ed to the young men of the congregation of the much need ed work in africa aoi xoe 30d0e aocaooboi aoi summertime hints summertime frocks 1 items from the china dept dutch ovens 75c covered casseroles ovenproof 85c pink glass water set 7 pieces 49c crystal water set with red or green decorations 7 pieces 119 china cream pitchers each 10c china cream pitchers large 25c decorated english bowl sets 5 in set 125 cups and saucers manl different patterns and shades 25c oval cold meat trays in pink or crystal glass 19c luncheon cloths bright and colourful are these rayon and cotton luncheon cloths in gay check patterns and will laun der beautifully about 54x70 special sale price 69c bath towels an especially good buy and splen did value are these large size bath towels in an unusually attractive pattern these are a real mans towel in generous size about 20x40 and of a fine absorbent quality 49c wash frocks smart wash frocks in a multitude of new styles and colorings and in all sizes prices are 79c to si 95 hot weather gowns for the hot nights these batisle in pretty flowered patterns offer cool refreshing nights sleep special 98c silk hose outstanding value in fine quality silk hose in all the popular shades and all sizes pair 69c play suits give the children comfort and freedom in their play in suntan play suits smart designs in bright colored tubfast print or plain broad cloth specially priced for quick sale 29c 39c 69c slacks for the holiday time for comfort and convenience in holiday time these smart well made slacks are ideal in navy or khaki plain or with contrasting trim in all sizes 65c 100 110 swim suits unusuallv attractive are these new styles in swim suits some are pure all wood with or without skirt in all popular colours 110 to 295 also the new ripley swim suits some are of printed cotton shirr ed with elastic thread and they are snug fitting and comfortable for all figures priced at each 195 we have them also in satin and shirred in the same manner and in soft pastel shades 295 many dainty styles are being shown in street and afternoon dresses and they are surprisingly low in price voiles sheers court- auld crepe tappitan sunnivale crepes are included and smartly tail ored all the new styles 195 595 whshaw store this store open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings closed wednesday afternoons phone 9512 ioexoi ioexoi tocxoi vandorf mr and mrs frank booth of myrtle spent sunday with friends here mr and mrs russel sprox- ton and family were sunday visitors at her home on sunday mr and mrs john petch entertained the hainer family on sunday marjorie and donald sprox- ton are feeling better again after a measley fortnight congratulations to dr fred and mrs vanostrand on the birth of a daughter mr and mrs wm powell of aurora were sunday dinner guests at her sisters home mrs roy morley misses jean powell anl lottie atkinson of aurora were week end guests at mr and mrs roy morleys the recent rains were very much needed and the farmers rejoice as the hoe crop and grain was suffering from the intense heat of last week the people of wesley church who are working earnestly for true temperance are sorry to learn that aurora is contem plating opening a beer pailor the scribe would appreciate any news items handed in the latter part of the week will you please help to make our paper still more interesting it is reported that mr geo preston has sold the rear part of his farm mr preston has not enjoyed good health since he had his leg broken last february we hope to hear better news soon the ladies aid members de cided to each give 100 or free will offering instead of a garden party and already they have collected around 2500 with more to come in yet get ready for memorial decoration day at your cemetery monuments with the utmost sincerity wo extend to you our complete service in assisting you to arrive at a suitable and de sirable design for a monument there is no obligation when you call on us for advice or suggestions on this perplexing problem granite stones in dignified de signs stouffville granite marble works estimates given work guaranteed p g tarr bible school at gormley arrangement have been made to hold a summer bible school from 4 years old to seniors for graded classes for boys and girls 10 days from july 17 to 28th hours 3 to 1130 am bibb- subjects taught school undenominational transportation for those who re quire it communicate with c e jones phone 6316 or s n doner phone 404 gormley send the boys and girls i brubacher pastor altona attend the womens insti tute picnic this thursday after noon at stouffville park george davis of kinsale is spending a few holidays with his cousin fred lewis mr and mrs david crosier attended the dalton robson reunion in stouffville park on saturday afternoon mr and mrs stanley slack mrs wm slack and mrs l hodgson have been holidaying for a few days back north a number of boys and girls gathered at the home of mr wm eckardt on monday night and gave the newly weds mr and mrs norman pellatt nee reta eckardt a serenade was 2nd line uxbridge miss shirley mcguckin home over the weekend leslie meyers of garibaldi spent sunday visiting friends in the island lake district the crops in this district were greatly revived by the rain of last friday night miss alma ward of clare- mont was a sunday visitor in this district a number from this line help ed in the bee to clear the ruins of the barn fire at the robinson farm at goodwood mr and mrs alfred gardiner of toronto spent the weekend at the home of her father mr william helmkay mr and mrs andrew taylor of toronto were sunday visit ors at the home of albert tay lor mr and mrs ross mcguckin and family also mr bruce pegg of mount albert spent sunday with mr and mrs ed taylor mr and mrs laurie wagg of sunderland also kenneth of pine orchard visited their par ents mr and mrs james wagg on sunday the new barn on the dows- well farm is almost completed and it is we feel safe in saying without equal in this commun- iy mr john ashenhurst and his men deserve a great deal of credit for the speedy efficient way in which it was erected ve are looking forward to seeing many of our young men on the line marching behind the goodwood banner on wednes day we understand the clare- mont band is supplying the mus ic for our goodwood and stouff ville boys to march to three cheers for king billy