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page eight the stouflfville tribune thursday july 20th 1939 classified advertising for sale two good quiet farm horses apply jas barry pn261 for sale 50 leghorn hens a year old ph 8912 for sale eleven pigs about 6 weeks old j w lyon bethesda for sale number small pigs 6 weeks old phone 711 bethesda for sale 25 suckers and 7 chunks apply fred cheeseman stouffville for sale nine pigs just wean ed a nice bunch r gibbons phone ss09 wanted cook stove in good con dition must be cheap for cash call at tribu office for sale four beefring cattle apply john mcgillivray lot 81 con 2 uxbridge for sale 1934 frances barn- nett motorcycle needing minor repairs will sell cheap apply to geo richard green river cherries choice montmorency cherries now picking phone2502 for your requirements mrs shelke gormley house for sale to close estate of the late joel nendick a remodeled home on obrien ave vacant nov 1 modern kitchen 3piece bath blindselectric fixtures wired for electric stove laundry tubs furnace oak floors apply f f saunders 116 concord ave phone lo 8752 or frank nendick 110 waverly road phone ho 2717 toronto ontario wanted competent reliable girl for cooking ana general house work personal application desir ed mrs cecil nichols victoria square wanted farm work by capable experienced young man non smoker apply norman davis at ernie morga goodwood wanted to rent in stouffville or surrounding district house and small lot apply to w davey 8 stanton ave toronto or at the tribune office for sale ladies new hand- knited suits size 16 is 40 and 42 electric grill new electric sewing machine set of dishes 43 pieces kitchen cupboard clothes wringer gold ring and ear rings pearls and torquoise settings h g turner stouffville horses for sale six good quiet work horses mares and fillies mccormick deeriug binder 6ft cut good set single harness good one road cart good 45 cedar posts and anchors terms arranged jos cooney phone 264 tenders for coal sealed tenders will be received for a fifty ton car of coal to be de livered into the bins at the stouff ville public school about middle of august fuel suitable for use in a screw type underfeed stoker con suming 100 pounds per hour tenders will state heating value amount of ash and amount of sul phur in coal offered tenders close tuesday august 1st 1939 at noon and should be addressed to j s dougherty secre tary stouffville marked tender for coal belgian draft stallion caesar de zande 5621 enrol ment no3694 colour strawberry roan the property of blake john son lot 20 con 3 uxbridge this horse is of a thick smooth block type with good underpinning and has proven himself a sure foal getter terms 1000 at the barn due february 1st or this horse can be trucked to your premises with an extra charge of 125 to be paid at time of service for a radius of 15 miles with a return trip in three weeks all accidents at owners risk persons disposing of such mares shall be held responsible telephone stouffville 9409 moving west m rawlinaon ltd established 54 years special rates e on household effects in pool cars to winnipeg and west to coast long distance moving and first class warehouses for storing household effects 610 songe street toronto telephone kingsdale 5125 appreciation card of thanks we sincerely appreciate and thank all the kind friends and neighbors for their words of sympathy kind ly assistance and for beautiful flowers in our present great ber eavement mrs barkis reesor and family additional locals dr l s klinck president of the b c university is visiting in town for a few days mrs george menzies toron to has been visiting her mother in town mrs h vanzant the lake edition of the tri bune will be issued next week two thousand more readers mr and mrs fair of oshawa and mr and mrs percy stover of brooklin were recent guests of mr and mrs richard ward miss bertha davenpoit of toronto spent the weekend in town visiting with mr and mrs joe gayman rev w p newman and wife were in town on wednesday to visit with rev and mrs young mr newman is pastor of the elmwood circuit where mr young served several years in bruce county harry paisley unloaded a car load of western horses on fri day at the local depot and in the bunch are to be seen some nice mares and geldings ready for farm work some matched up for good teams and mr paisley states he has them priced very low for immediate sale card of thanks the members of the claremont football club wish to extend their most sincere sympathp to mrs barkis reesor and family in their recent bereavement for sale 16 pigs 6 weeks old robt mills bloomington card of thanks i wish to take this opportunity of thanking all those friends and neighbors for flowers also mr and mys r w andrew womens ass ociation and others for their sympa thy and kindly help during my re cent bereavement in the loss of a beloved ibrother mrs o flewell in memoriam imorgason in loving memory of our dear mother mrs mary morga- son who passed away three years ago july 21st 1936 your presence is ever near us your love remains with us yet for you were the kind of a mother your loved ones would never forget lovingly remembered by ernest malbel and frances horses for the farmer a carload of western horses for quick sale all quiet nnl well broken matched teams of mares and geldings t h paisley phone 267 quality price highgrade and new belgian binderfwine see this new twine before you buy and save packed in wax paper and jute six 8 pound balls to bale oeautiful twine compare these prices cash only per pound ball bale cwt 650 65 383 765 600 62 365 730 550 60 358 715 sudden death to the bug new life to the plant bug killer special only contains more poison adheres to dry foliage costs no more to buy robin hood flour 98s 235 24s 60c dicksons hill mills established 1842 stouffville ontario markham ontario plus service send in that news item the tribune would appreciate folks in town contributing more news to the paper we want to report the comings and goings of all but often they are missed be cause we do not know you have three ways of sending news write telephone or call at the office any one is satisfactory to the paper on saturday evening last the home of mr and mrs howard storry on main street was the scene of a happy wedding sup per mrs storrys brother mor- ley keeling and his bride of a few hours were the honored guests along with some eighteen others the dining room and table was appropriately decor ated in pink and white while a large wedding cake was seen under the huge bell which hung from the middle of the room following the supper served by mrs storry games and amuse ments were enjoyed until the married couple left for owen sound on a wedding trip they will reside in toronto sale register wednesday aug 2 executors sale of highclass household furnit ure belonging to the estate of the late frank soden on the prem ises formerly occupied by him in claremont sale at 1230 noon geo storey and w palmer clerks clifford soden and frank ham executors a s farmer auctioneer saturday july 29th auction sale of house and lot in village of markham choice situation on wilson st near business section of imain street house in excell ent repair with all modern con veniences a large juantity of household furniture etc will be sold without irserve proper ty belongs to estate of late isa- hella murison sale at 130 p ml dst further information from executors p a stewart and o b heisey or from ken pren tice auctioneer markham auction sale of 21 acres land at musselmans lake on saturday july 22 1939 belonging to estate of h byron appleton sale at 3 pm dst the property consists of ap proximately 21 acres of land consisting of 31 lots and a portion of unsurveyed land the lots are accessible to water front on musselmans lake and land is composed of part of lot 17 concession 8 whitchurch township the property will be offered subject to a reserve bid terms 10 per cent cash on day of sale balance in 30 days for further particulars applv to ken prentice markham or to auctioneer hac breuls 244 bay street toronto uxbridge wedding a quiet wedding was solem nized at the united church parsonage newmarket on mon day july 17 1939 at 4 pm when margaret eleanor rob erts daughter of mrs charles long of uxbridge became the bride of alvin william son of mr and mrs thos philips of uxbridge the rev mr memath officiated the bride looked charming in a powder blue crepe dress with white accessories her brides maid was miss stella preston dressed in pink crepe with white accessories the bestman was stanley philips brother of the groom after the ceremony a recep tion was held at the home of mr and mrs thomas philips uxbridge mr meryl philips brother of the groom accom panied him for supper the young couple left on a motor trip on their return they will live in uxbridge goodwood the regular meeting of the goodwood institute will be held on wednesday next- week no change of ate mrs w kellington of raglan spent a week with mr and mrs george maye mr and mrs walter bryant enjoyed a motor trip to north bay miss nora stapleton has kind ly consented to teach the senior bible class next sunday morn ing so we hope for a good atten dance goodwood stand in second place in the soft ball league they were lost and won with musselmans lake and will play pine grove here july 28 mrs j f reid returned home a few days ago from columbus ohio where she at tended the funeral of her cousin rev harbld clerk everything looks favorable for the sports day big bills are now going up and a bus service from toronto is arranged colourful food rich in vitamins dr victor heiser who be lieves that pharmacy is an old er science than medicine last week gave advice on diet point ed out that the simplest way to be sure of securing enough vitamins is to eat bright color ful foods yellow foods such as butter corn carrots eggs are rich in vitamin in which is essentia for good eyesight greens are rich in minerals and in vitamins a b and c with a variety of fresh gent ly cooked vegetables no heal thy person need worry about vitamin deficiency but it is of vital importance to remember that violent boiling or prolong ed frying kills delicate vitamins the ideal diet and the safest for delicate digestion is light meals simply cooked with por tions of rare meats raw veget ables the perfect thirst quencher if salada sis em tea monster field day elgin park uxbridge wednesday august 2nd make it a point to attend the junior farmers field day at ux- bridge august 2nd ball games calithumpiau parade pony races novelty contests vaudeville field events tugowar horse draw prizes for all events dr j b rey nolds past president oac will also give an address during after noon grand street dance at night band in attendance a full after noon and evening of entertainment spend the half holiday at uxbridge holstein breeders holstein breeders of picker ing township and york county take notice that the breeders in this area are holding at mark ham fair on friday october 6 a show of holstein cattle there are 22 classes sec 19 6 prizes of 3 each sec 1010 prizes of 3 each and sec 1122 8 prizes of 3 each there are also 5 priz- es for showmanship for boys between the ages of 1220 for further particulars apply to r h crosby sec of fair or holstein breeders association of york county notice to patrons my customers will please take notice that my place of business will close from july 24 to reopen on tuesday aug s persons having repair work would confer a favor by keeping this in mind morley c barker shoe repairing three generations same birthday something of an audity in the line of birthdays comes to light in connection with birth days that is not seldom on re cord in the madill clan to which our o m madill altona mer chant belongs there were three of them with a birthday on tuesday this week uncle john madill of 61 penrith street toronto was 81 on that day then his niece mrs henry madill of westlake ave tor onto a grand niece mrs grant baker nee hilda madill were also born on the same day three generations with birth days on the same date is some thing that would not be found in a good many moons four are injured four persons were injuied in an automobile headon collision on the kennedy road late thursday night walter oxton 419 main street toronto driv er of the northbound car his right arm evelyn windsor scarboro junction and june muir parkmount road toron to passengers in his car suffer ed severe cuts and bruises while mrs adrian dunstan whose husband norman dunstan of scarboro junction drove the second car had neck injuries go to church stouffville presbyterian church sunday july 23rd 1939 200 pm sabbath school 300 pm gospel service the public are invited to join us in our services stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday july 23rd 1939 1000 am sunday school 1100 am preaching 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pm evangelistic pastor in charge both services tuesday evening 8 oclock sing song will be held at mr fred pughs home wednesday evenfng 8 pm prayer meeting at both appoint ments imported valuator cures injustices every assessment roll we ever heard of was acknowledged to have numerous injustices for like life itself no assessor can be perfect and no matter how perfect his judgment would not always measure up with others hence who would re cognize a perfect roll if there ever was such a thing up in the village of canning- ton an outside man was brought in with the hope that he would cure most of the ills or unfair nesses supposed to exist on the village assessment roll result a near riot at the court of re vision forty irate ratepayers protested while the total ass essment of cannington was down 7000 some properties were up as much as 25 per cent is there a human being who can assess any town or village in an acceptable manner we dont think so reeve james rennie and de puty reeve jess cook members of the york county reforesta tion committee were in dur ham county wednesday viewing the work accomplished in this line there in planting waste lands to trees stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday july 23rd 1939 sunday school 945 do not fail to rally to service at 11 oclock am the only worship of the day during july speaker rev w e smalley the womens association will be the guests of melville group on wednesday july 26th at 8 pm at the home of mrs topham westeud stouffville baptist d macgregor pastor sunday july 23rd 1939 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service subject a glimpse into the future come and share with us our services of worship wed 8 pm prayer and praise service july 26th prayer meeting and young peoples class uniting for this service come and receive a blessing bloomington ringwood christian churches rev e morton s h cockburn sunday july 23rd 1939 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 23rd 1939 200 pm evening prayer everyone welcome sixth line baptist church stanley medhurst pastor sunday july 23rd 1939 945 am sunday school 1100 am worship subject finding god in service mrs floyd steckley and miss ruth clark will sing- friday evening 8 pm the young people will have charge of the service in the ringwood church friday evening 8 pm prayer meeting dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev p gi lehman pastor dicksons hill sunday july 23rd 1939 230 pm bible school 730 pm sir and mrs elgin brubacher outgoing missionaries to africa will speak mount joy 1030 am bible school 1130 am mr and mrs elgin brubacher will speak s0q pm mr willson in charge special music services of inspiration we welcome you i stouffville christian church r k vickers pastor sunday july 23rd 1939 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service rev e morton will preach at both services wednesday july 26th sunday school picnic to be held in wood lands park church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm gospel service pastor burke of forest hill evangelical church toronto will be in charge of the service and bring a message for the children also wednesday sunday school pic nic at woodlands regularity of church attendance is determined more by desire than by distance lemonville ballantrae united churches rev w s irwin pastor sunday july 23rd 1939 worship 1045 am dst musselmans lake 1100 am ballantrae 700 pm lemonville bible schools 1000 am ballantrae 300 pm musselmans lake everyone welcome on thursday july 20 at 8 pm prayer meeting will he held in the home of mr and mrs john paisley ballantrae sunday july 23 song service at musselmans lake in io hurh at s pm conducted by mr mercer irwin