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pane six the tribune stouffviue ont thursday- june 20th 1940 its carswells for bargains more new dresses arriving for thursday friday and saturday new designs new sum mer shades a fit for everybody and prices to suit all come in and have a look sizes 1220 and 36 14 and 18 4 24 h towels 5 dozen tea towels in checked patterns in blue and red size 18x30 sale 10c ea towels 5 dozen tea towels check patterns in red blue and green 18x30 sale 15 ea towels 3 dozen fancy check terry towels assorted colors size 18x34 reg 19c each sale 15c ea towels 4 dozen towels suitable for kitchen or bath new de signs and colourings size 20x40 reg 39c each sale 29c l toronto goodwood flashes n walter davey 8 stanton ave toronto pantie dresses 19c childrens pantie dresses fast colour prints sizes 2 4 and 6 years reg 65c rush sale 19c each rompers 25c childrens rompers and pantie dresses in broad cloths ginghams prints size 1 6 years rush sale 25c each play suits 39c travellers samples choice assortment of light and dark colours sizes 2 6 years special 39c each slacks 95c slacks in navy white and brown in sizes 14 20 and 38 44 sale 95c each satin stripes sizes 32 42 reg 69c sale special 54c each aprons prints and broadcloths at tractive styles and patterns reg 39c sale 29c suitings 29c twinkle suiting in pastel shades 36 wide todays price 39c vard sale 29c yd belts new summer belts in narrow and wide widths wanted colours also white sale special 15c 19c 25c samples 30 only sample ends in feltol assorted designs size 18x30 sale 10c each 25 linoleum samples size 18x30 assorted designs sale 19c each table covers 3 dozen table covers made of fine quality rayon yarns new designs size 41x41 reg 45c sale special 33c each glassware 5c glassware in glasses sherbets jelly moulds nappies etc 5c ea carswells economy store where you save while you spend china 10c cups and saucers cream jugs plates cereal dishes bowls and fancy dishes each 10c sunday school lesson lesson for june 23 siaiiachi demands hoxesty toward god golden text bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse that there may be meat in minehou se and prove me now herewith saith the lord of hosts if i will not open you the windows of heaven and pour you out a blessing that there shall not be room enough to receive it mai 310 verse by verse mai 37 ye are gone away from mine ordinances declension had begun very early and the children of the captivity had drifted into complacent disobedience and into positve unrighteousness from which god called upon them to re turn to the path of subjection to his word verse 8 ye have robbed ma in tithes and offerings he who does not recognize gods own- ship of himself and hold all his possession as a stewardship using them for the lords glory is a thief and a robber the tithes and offer ings were in themselves the ac knowledgment of divine owner ship verse 9 cursed with a curse the law pronounced blessing upon the obedient deut 2s 12 and a curse upon those who were disobed ient deut 2726 by neglect of the law as to tithing the curse had fallen upon the people already mai 22 verse 10 prove me now here with god waits to pour out bless ing upon those who obey his voice the windows of heaven will he opened to those who recognize his claims and yield to them in loving subjection this is a principle that abides whatever the dispensation verse 11 i will rebuke the de- vourer for your sakes because of their sinful neglect of his ordinan ces the remnant were left exposed to the craft and cruelty of their foes led on by satan their great adversary zech 31 god pledg ed himself to stand between them and the enemy if they recognized his claims and obeyed his com mands prosperity and obedience go hand in hand verse 12 all nations shall call you blessed when israel put god first they were a blessing to the nations when they forgot him and sought their own glory they became a curse jer 249 through them the name of god was blasphemed among the gentiles rom 224 whereas it was gods will that they should be the means of making his goodness known and others thus be attracted to him psa 671 2 verse 13 your words have been stout against me xotfcing is sadder than the effrontery of those who profess the name of the lord yet willfully walk in and seek to defend their own ways the harden ing of conscience that results from persistent disobedience makes peo ple utterly unaware of their true condition and always results in self- justification verse 14 ye have said it is vain to serve god the disobedient soul always questions the import ance of heeding the voice of god and is ever ready to attribute his unhappy circumstances to some other cause than his otvh -wfllfnll- ness he is prone to insist that there is no positive proof that god rewards the righteous or chastens the evildoer he would if he could rule god out of human experience verse 15 they that work wick edness are set up because the un godly seem to prosper at times more than the conscientious ser vants of god the natural tendency of the unbelieving heart is to glorify selfwill and to suppose that true happiness is found in choosing ones own course instead of in subjection to the word of the lord verse 1g a book of remem brance was written god may seem to be an indifferent spectator of our trial3 and conflicts but it is not really so his eyes are over the righteous and be takes note of all their ways psa 16 it is charac teristic of those who reverence his name to seek fellowship with others of like spirit such gatherings are prescious in his sight and he records all the names of those who thus endeavor to honor him verse 17 when i make up my jewels in the day of manifesta tion their reward shall be sure and when god deals in judgment with the wicked he will spare his own car ing for them as a loving father who delights in his obedient child ren verse 18 discern between him that serveth god and him that serveth him not there may not appear to be any cleancut dividing line ibetween the righteous and the wicked now but the day shall de clare it 1 cor 313 and make manifest who and what are of god and who and what are opposed to him the heart of the lesson the call of malachi is to self- examination in the light of the revelation god has given of his mind in his holy word that word is the standard of judgment not our thoughts about it it is of supreme importance that we listen when he speaks and that we do not atempt to reply against him rom 920 or to excuse or justify our misbe haviour on any ground whatsoever when he makes known his will our responsibility is to obey and that without fear or question this is the path of blessing and assures the divine approval only thus can we be wellpleasing to him who has re deemed us season opens june 29 the season for catching black bass which are one of the gam iest species of the finny tribe frequenting the lakes and riv ers of ontario including this section opens this year on june 29th which is two days earlier than the usual july 1st opening local folk present at pickering barn raising a few from stouffviue went down to the barn raising on the farm of mr fred reynolds 7th concession of pickering last week while fred is a resident in town his son charlie works the farm which the father pur chased 19 years ago the place is known as the calendar pro perty during the recent wind storm which wrought such dam age over parts of markham it reached over into pickering and took the roof off the reynolds place however they have build- ed larger and better than ever and the way the neighbors and friends stepped in and helped make a big job more easy is a secret source of joy to the own er united states congress min- mittees approved a resolution man of the us foreign rela ted no words in warning hitler bolstering president roosevelts tions committee nevada demo- that the us will brook no interference in the western hemisphere the senate and house foreign relations corn- assurances that the united crat points to the dutch-own- states will not stand idly by ed curacao to illustrate one if canada is threatened here place where the nazis will not chairman key pittman chair- be tolerated wedding bells ringing on the third line mr and mrs harry wood land spent sunday with mr and mrs alger maye miss maud clark spent sun day at her home mr and mrs alex brown motored mrs browns brother walter lewis to goodwood on monday afternoon many toronto folks attended the opening of ballantrae church on sunday july 11 there will be an ice cream social held at elvin redshaws home mr and mrs w smalley and mr and mrs e smalley visited mrs r feasby on june 12th mrs beaver sister of our friend howard harper visited mr and mrs walter davey on friday evening sorry to hear that mrs har per sr of goodwood is not feel ing her best the young peoples society of goodwobd went up to ux- bridge monday night also clare mont branch were visitors and all had a good time plans for a united straw berry festival are being ar ranged for friday june 28 see bills second line ladies helped in the bee to renovate and clean the church thank you sorry to hear mrs russell feasby is on the sick list mr and mrs john reid are now on their summer holidays montreal and other centres will be visited by our friends we hope that they both will enjoy every minute while away a short visit to our friend mrs mcdonald found her enjoy ing the view of her flowers in the sun room fine weather may help a lot for our sick folk more improvements in the village we notice that mr and mrs c feasby are getting their home painted up making this a most beautiful spot the war workers enter tainment on friday last was a big success dr helen mckindley was guest of miss ann davey at the summer home island grove lake simcoe sorry to hear our friend howard harper expects to en ter the hospital the first of the week for an operation a large gang of trackmen working at danforth station are lifting and balasting the road bed one thing very noticeable on the goodwood line of pass enger trains is the new coaches the very best one of the main subjects of talk heard on the street cars these days is when are you having your holidays last sunday being fathers day we hope dad was not forgotten your suggestions for sports day on august 5 will be well considered by the different committees the program com mittees are off to a good start walter lewis is now visiting around goodwood we expect he will see some changes here and there but hope he will enjoy every minute of his stay our friend walter lewis from saskatchewan had the pleasure of a motor trip to niagara falls on sunday birthday greetings to lilly- davis altona albert miller roseville mrs robert hope erma dowswell uxbridge twp herb wagg reginald scott mount albert marion reid buffalo vera white claremont rr 2 mary harper goodwood toronto folks are planting flowers on their plots at good wood cemetery we hear the trustees have the flower beds planted and weeded by july 5th they should look a credit to the good work very sorry to report that miss viola todds condition is unchanged and still we are so sorry to say that her sister dora enters st joseph hospital 90 last christmas mrs j musselman succumbs to illness emeline elizabeth millikenj widow of jacob musselman of church hill and musselmansj lake who died in 1934 passed away in toronto on friday and was laid to rest at church hill cemetery on sunday afternoon june 16 many old friends ofj this well known woman were present to witness the last rites being performed by rev a jl paul associate pastor of eglin- ton united church the church service in toronto had been con- ducted by rev j w johnston pastor of this church mrs jacob musselman was 90 years old last christmas day and was born at millikens corn ers scarboro a daughter of pioneer parents to that settle ment she is the last of a family of nine of which it is interest ing to note that the mother of mr daniel hall of lemonvilk and mrs robert burnett ol stouffviue was the eldest uniting in marriage with jacob musselman she became s resident of musselmans lake named after the father of hei husband the young couple o1 that day settled west of the lake and were active supporter of the district until old ag forced them to retire sixteei years ago he died and mrs musselman lived the remain ing years of her life at milliken stouffviue and toronto sh served as president of the bal lantrae ladies aid for manj years and was a kindly christiai woman thirtyfive years ago las summer the family suffered sad blow when their one soi norman was drowned in th humber the only other chih was doan musselman who sur vives the mother he is ii western canada and could no get back for the funeral on sun day the pall bearers conveyinj the body to its last resting placi in the family plot beside he husband and one son wen messrs r stonehouse rober burnett r duffield george h wilson george w coutts an f smith the latter from brant ford markham solicitor in crash mr j a cattanch markhan lawyer was thrown into tin ditch when his car skidde near unionville and the solici tor was trapped inside with ni one about to help however h managed to crawl through window and escape not seriousj ly hurt trust a lawyer for get ting out of a tight corner for appendicitis operation t these two sisters we extend ouj wishes for a speedy recovery to the parents our sympathy decoration sunday on july 1 at goodwood promises a largj patronage all denomination will participate in this unioi service also lodges and orches tra of goodwood there will bj a combined choir the addres will be given by an anglicaj layman which is a change aj we have always had a baptisf methodist or united and usualb a clergyman this time a lay man will be welcomed one of the pioneers of the us bridge district john millmar who had farmed there for 6 years died last week in his 90t year death came after a tw weeks illness at the home o his daughter mrs a mccon nell at 109 essex street toron to mr millman was born i devonshire england and cam to canada when a young man o 25 he settled near uxbridg and spent his life on the home steadwhich is well known in th district a son francis floy millman and a daughter mr norman prentice still live nea uxbridge other survivors ar a son s h millman in wester canada a daughter mrs hei bert smith in oshawa and tw daughters mrs g h mortime and mrs a mcconnell in toi onto mrs millman and a daugl ter mrs charles brown are dc ceased mr millman was a men her of epsom united church a uxbridge and was highly re garded throughout the corr munity