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the tribune stcuffville ont thursday june 27th 1940 page five shop at ratcl1ffs fo for less money 2 swedish style fruit dishes 1 large pkg jif soap flakes all 3 for 25c toddy one cent sale lb tin toddy lc lib tin toddy 39c both for 40c peanut butter 2 lb sealer 35c nescafe large size 59c grapefruit juice 50 oz tin 25c fly coils aeroxon 3 for 5c kellogs bran flakes per pkg 10c heinz cooked macaroni per tin 15c anna lee scotts cake flour per pkg 29c welchs grape juice 2 bottles 25c mclarens mustard prepared 26 oz bottle 19c patersons oranges slices per lb 15c mrs william blakeley fresh fish every tuesday morning fresh fruits and vegetables ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 melville mr and mrs arthur brown and family of milliken were visitors on sunday at the home o mr and mrs a w king mr ernest dodds and mrs her- lert orr of imono mills spent sunday at the manse 8th line markham mrs gid brownsherger of tor onto spent the weekend at the home of mrs kirk mr and mrs thos tilley attend ed the funeral of her cousin at port perry on tuesday mr dave cober has sufficiently recovered from the accident he buffered recently to return home irom the brierbush hospital at stouffville misses elizabeth and catherine bingeman of winnipeg accompanied by leonard burkholder and his two sisters mary and hannar had tea with mr and mrs a b widenian on sunday mr and mrs lorne byer motored to huntsville on monday mr and mrs r j mcelwain have returned from their ihoneymoon spent in the muskoka district and were serenaded by a number of well wishers with various kinds of music al instruments one night recently a large number from this com munity attended the barn raising at the farm of mr harvey burkholder cast of markham on tuesday the new barn which is being built re places the one that was wrecked by victory garden party at cedar grove saturday july 6 a help win the war programme of morallifting entertain ment monster young peoples open air service sunday july 7th 815 pm est rev john coburn dd speaker music by markham band gormley quartette cedar grove choir the terrific windstorm which passed over that community some weeks ago altona miss dorothy allan of toronto is visiting with miss esther davis mrs a andrews of aurora and mrs david snider of stouffville visited with their niece mrs david crosier on saturday mr and mrs a wagg of leask- dale mrs f wagg and mrs t dun- keld also mr and mrs e howsam and f wagg called on murray dun- keld who is in the general hospital toronto we understand he is re covering from his operation and hopes to return home shortly miss lela forsyth and miss greta smith of toronto were guests of mr and mrs win reesor over the weekend mr j w taun of stouffville spent the weekend with his daugh ter mrs david crosier mr mansfred wagg from rose- ville visited at f waggs on sunday imr and mrs william mcnair mr and mrs wm eckardt and mary and mr and mrs wm slack and audrey were holidaying for a few days back north at the w i meeting held at mrs a fullers on wednesday last the members voted to send a pair of wool blankets to the ired cross al so some individual members don ated a blanket they decided to turn the flower and fruit fund into a war work fund for the duration of the war with the exception of a mem bers death when the same would be taken care off the sunday school also donated 5 to the work special to the tribune bethune sask funeral ser vices for the late mrs william esther blakley were held from the united church here friday june 14th by the rev h e coveney the church be ing filled with mourners and sympathising friends deceas ed who was eighty years of age died rather suddenly june 10th at the home of her son ernest when she fell and injured her hip shock and heart failure causing her death a few hours later born at stouffville ontario deceased came west in 1906 after pioneering in the heavy bush country of old ontario with the family they came to lumsden sask and later to bethune where they opened the first butcher shop and later successfully managedthe hotel they also lived for a short time at nanton alberta deceased leaves to mourn her immediate loss five daughters and three sons mrs l dobson independanc mo mrs h gillis bethune mrs a locke winnipeg mrs harry mclen nan los angeles mrs c rigglesworth suisan californ ia ernest and aehari bethune and wallace at tiverton ont one sister mrs bertha deitrich of niagara falls also survives many floral remembrances testified to the high esteem in which she was held fefflrfcr permanent waves of quality 1riceu from 230 to 750 including hair cut shampoo and wave maries beauty shop phone 170 main st e stouffville glasgow ringwood the missionary meeting of the christian endeavour of the ring- wood christian church will be held on wednesday evening july 3 at s pm the speaker will be the rev dr thomas mitchell of ringwood a cordial welcome for all murray sinclair of the air force stationed at montreal spent the weeknd with his parents here charlie stouffer of newmarket called on roy grove on saturday evening charlie has secured a posi tion in the specialty mfg co ralph burkholder veteran of the last war received notice on tuesday to report at the exhibition depot for military service mrs david gillham spent wed nesday at ballantrae with mr and mrs norman hisey imany from here attended the decoration service at stouffville cemetery last sunday marriages wegg lehman syringa and white and pink peonies decorated the home of mr and mrs willis lehman of almira on friday june 21 when their daughter elva dor- een lehman was united in marriage to john telfer wegg only son of mr and mrs telfer wegg of cashel the rev a j orr of melville united church officiated and mr bruce leh man of delhi brother of the bride played the wedding march the bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white net and lace and carried a bouquet of white car nations and bouvardia and maidenhair fern her sister gladys lehman was maid of honour wearing a gown of tur quoise blue taffeta and carried a nosegay of pink briercliffe roses the groom was attended by mr claude brillinger of stouffville after signing the register miss luella gayman cousin of the bride sang all joy be thine and whereer you walk a buffet luncheon was then served to the guests the mother of the bride wearing navy sheer with a corsage of red roses the mother of the groom wore aqua blue crepe with a corsage of talisman roses the happy couple left amid showers of confetti for a trip in northern ontario the bride travelling in printed navy sheer with white accessories on their return they will live on the grooms farm at cashel messrs garfield and douglas dreweiy motored to guelph on fri day weekend visitors at louis slacks mr and mrs murray slack and joan of oakville and mr and mrs morris hornsby toronto recent visitors at jesse davis mr and mrs walter davis mr and mrs herbert farrier and bud of lincoinvillemrs jo spang of atha mr ralph davis has contracted to build a barn at claremont on the premises of cecil storry cottage prayer meeting monday july 1st at the home of mr and mrs henry slack pine orchard mr and mrs bruce reid spent the weekend with mrs j iteid m b shropshire of newmarket was a sunday guest at g stevens home miss beatrice chapman spent a fen- days with her sister mrs harold eveleigh of aurora mr and airs charles brandon attended decoration services at stouffville on sunday mrs wicke spent the weekend in toronto imiss jennie starr former resident of the 4 tli line passed away last week in newmarket following a stroke dr mclntyre had charge of the lervice and interement was made in pine orchard cemetery mrs lloyd is spending a few days in newmarket we heard wedding hells on satur day and later hear miss arlene leh man was married to harry thomp son at the christian church parson age we extend our heartiest con- ratulations to the young couple off to war denmark supplied britian with 70000 hogs per week canada must supply these now how can we fill this great gap feed shurgain 41 hog concentrate by so doing 17 hogs can be raised on the same amount of grain as 10 hegs will eat if fed on grains alone we need the 7 extra pigs you the feeder make sure we get them central feed store phone 277 for service le craw baker a very lovely wedding was solemnized at the regular bap tist church fenelon falls at 4 pm saturday june 15th when ellen fern youngest daughter of mr and mrs edward baker of fenelon falls was united in marriage to ausburn hunter le craw son who will continue to live in our community a number from here attended the funeral of mrs hall in newmarket imrs hall was the widow of eli hall and despite her s7 years was able to be up and around until a couple of days previous to her death mr and mrs hall farmed in our community until they moved of mr and mrs aldwir le craw of norland ontario the bride who was given in marriage by her father was gowned in white bridal satin made on simple lines with high neck a silk net fingertip veil was caught with flowers she carried a bouquet of red roses and gypsophila with white satin streamers miss lois hoover claremont ontario friend of the bride was maid of honour and wore a long gown of salmon pink silk made with a pleated bolero her shoul der length veil fell from a clus ter of flowers and she carried a nosegay of pink roses and for getmenots stouffville 5c to 1 store ig monthend sale this thursday friday and saturday bloomers 33c silkstriped cotton large hose 39c pure silk slips 9c ladies rayon taffeta bloomers 29c medium and small births brownsberrer at markham on fri day june 21st 1d40 to mr and mrs jos brownsherger marion widoman stouffville a son john albert vickcrs at the brierbush hospit al stouffville on tuesday june 25th 1940 to rev and mrs russel k vickers stouffville a daughter eavetroughing and sheet metal work orders quickly executed at our store get in touch with us if you have any work in this line our prices on fence wire will interest you see our gasolne oil and electric stoves for summer w f riches stouffville ont phone 283 successor to button harware n buses leave summer time table effective saturday june 29 leave stouffville to toronto a 615 am d 245 pm b 825 am c 350 pm c 1250 pm e 840 pm a except sun hoi b sun hoi c sat only d ex cept sat sun hoi e sat sun hoi standard time mercerized cotton hose 27c a pair house dresses only 29c turkish towels 2 for 25c boys wash suits 69c mosquito netting 9c per yd bus travel information at brown betty tea phone 198 rooms mmmtmm zinc jar rings 25c per dozen rubber jar rings 5c per dozen parowax 2 lbs 25c memba seal 10c rubber fly swats 5c and 10c iron cord sets 25c fly coils 2 for 5c and 3 for 5c glassbake pie plate regular 25c for 20c glass tumblers 3 for 13c rose glass gift hems of various kinds 9c paper plates paper cups 8 for 5c childs print dresses only 59c plastic handle dinner forks red green white 2 for 25c plastic handle dinner knives red green white 2 for 25c