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page eight the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 11th 1940 small adv columns for sale 5 year old horse 3 year old colt disc plow horse drawn 2 buggies frank baker stouffville phone 15204 for sale 24 pigs six weeks old murray a mcgillivray con 2 uxbridge pigs for sale 10 pigs 6 weeks old p w cassel gormley phone 6306 pigs for sale 11 sucking pigs 6 weeks old lud hoover town phone 800s seven pigs seven weeks old for sale r abell ringwood ten pigs g weeks old phone 1604 claremont benson for sale william 150 leghorn hens yearlings for sale r j rawson aurora rr2 at wilcox lake house to rent in westend stouffville bath and electric john cleaver phone 154 wanted by private party no agents farm in stouffville-mark- bam- district 75 to 150 acres apply at tribune office box m wanted work by capable young married man available af ter 1st of august apply box k tribune lost and found a gray over coat was left and a pair of spec tacles lost on the last evening of the camp meetings on the bethesda hill the flnde- will please phone or send glasses to isaac pike phone 501 who has the overcoat card of thanks the sous and daughters of the late mrs aaron burkholder hereby express their deep appreciation to the baptist church folk the war veterans neighbors and friends for all the kindness and words of sym pathy expressed to them during the illness and subsequent passing of their beloved mother card of appreciation i wish to convey my heartfelt thanks to the several organizations for fruit and flowers sent to me ana to all the friends for kind enquiries during my illness while in the hos pital and at my home all of which 1 greatly appreciate a e weldon card of thanks the family of the late mrs martin wideman wish to express their sincere thanks to the neigh bors and friends for all the helpful kindness shown at the time of the death of their dear mother dicksons hill additional locals miss elva hughes of kam- loops bc is visiting at the home of h 0 klinck stouffville mr and mrs edwin raymer 01 weston visited with mr and mrs roy moyer on sunday mr and mrs harvey moyer were guests of mr and mrs christopher lamoreaux of milliken on sunday plan to attend the young peoples meeting at dicksons hill monday night you will enjoy it w r chidlev mr harley wideman is engaged f- an w f as teacher at new liskeard in the and son bill are in town from north land for the coming year halifax ns visiting the home the boys baseball team played j of his sister mrs harry paisley ballantrae last week and won master bobbie wetheral is visiting his grandparents in cannington wanted horses cattle hay grain straw in exchange for electric refrigerators milk coolers ranges washers radios 150 models write or phone wa 4501 b r leech owner of leech- wood farm president of toronto radio sports ltd 241 yonge street toronto team for sale bays well matched also new set of harness cheap for quick sale percy allin phone 4612 in mfmoriam in loving memory of a beloved nushand and father barkis reesor who passed away july 15 1939 nothing can ever take away the love our hearts hold dear fond memories linger every day remembrance keeps him near wife and family in memoriam alsop in loving memory of our dear mother ellen alsop who pass ed away july 12th 1936 when days are dark friends are few dear mother how we think of you friends are friends if they are true we lost our best friend when we lost you every remembered by roy alice and annie son and daughters glasgow mrs william mckay and master billy are spending a few days with mrs henry slack misses ella and gertrude slack spent sunday in toronto mrs gordon schrog altona called at the home of mr and mrs jesse davis last wednesday mrs davis has been confined to her bed for a few days but improvement is hoped for mr stanley burkholder toronto called on his uncle mr earl drew- ery recently goodwood cemetery scene of great service finer weather could not have been made for the cemetery decoration day at goodwood last sunday it was neither too hot nor too cold so that folks stepp ed out with a spirit of gratitude to a gracious father for his tender mercies toward us there was a short service preceding the regular one when council lor middleton received the union jack from the chairman also the holy bible which was draped over the reading desk the orchestra played and the gathering sang several selec tions all of which were before them on printed program pro vided by the trustees the ser vice opened with the national anthem and the doxology fol lowing which rev mr holmes gave the invocation rev mr ostrum of the baptist church read the lesson and rev w kendall offered the prayer mr r w allin of toronto gave the address while special selec tions were sung by members of st clements choir and mr and mrs c stafford benediction was pronounced by rev 0 twiss of uxbridge the corres pondent acted as chairman and extended the appreciation of the officials and all others inter ested in the cemetery to those who took part in the program the orange lodge added to the occasion by decorating graves of departed members the atten dance was one of the biggest and folks congratulated their goodwood people on the steady improvement noted in the care of this gods acre congratulations our neighbourhood was shock ed by the tragic death of edwin hoover last week we offer to the beraved family our deep sympathy mr wes wideman is the first in the community to fill silo this year he could not wait for the corn to grow up so he used alfalfa instead mr anthony hoover has had some work done on his barn which gave employment to twelve men for a couple of days its worse than threshing isnt it rowenna dicksons hill contributed to the vacation bible school at stouffville by supplying two teachers misses edith hoover and margaret moyer we girls are finding the work quite fascinating we were pleased to have rev and mrs c i cullins and family of the brethren in christ church of gormley with us in our missionary meeting last wednesday mr cullins spent a term as a missionary in south africa and his address was enlightening and interesting mr and mrs lehman will con duct a series of childrens meetings at dicksons hill church every morning next week all children be tween the ages of 5 and 16 are in vited parents are urged to cooper ate by seeing that their children at tend every day possible monday evening was the date oi the annual picnic at dicksons hilt and mount joy sunday schools and was held at ratcliffs park the shower at supper time dampened the park slightly but not the spirits of the children old and young who gathered to enjoy the event rev p g lehman acted as chair man following the program out most recent newly weds mr and mrs a c barkey were called to the platform and presented with a lovely set of dishes a vote of thanks was extended to mr ratcliff for the use of the park blest be the tie that binds was sung and the even ing closed with prayer dr l s klinck of vancouver is back with relatives in stouff ville after spending a few days in ottawa and peterborough mrs truman holden and granddaughter erla are spend ing the week with the formers daughter mrs maurice gillion at bobcaygeon stiver bros this week placed 50 tons of stoker coal in the bins at the school house which is the average demand of the big heating plant there for any season while coal had advanc- ed some the big order was placed in time to escape the special ten per cent import tax just placed on coal and other commodities try it the salada way infuse 6 bcapins tepooni of su bck t in pint ofrei boilmj jr aftef 6 minutes statin liquid into swrt eontinet while hot add 1 1to lji e- oj sugar and juice of 8 lemons strained stir until su is dissolved fill coo with cold water do not allow tea to cool before addn cold water ot i will become cloudy serve with chipped ice the above makes 7 tall w m salada tea school projects realize 7700 the various articles made by increased attendance at bible schools gormley bible school con- students at the high school ducted by the m bc church mrs r e curtis and mar garet enjoyed a weeks holiday at halls lake with mrs f h stiver of unionville and mrs herbert f irwin and barbara of toronto during the term in home econ omics have been sold to the pup ils who made them and the total return in cash was recorded on monday evening by principal murphy at 7750 students were permitted to own the article made by them selves during the term by pay ing the actual cost of material put in the project and while only a few cents here and a few cents there the total for the term was a pleasant surprise to the members of the board who said it indicated the principal was keeping a close tabulation of materials opened on monday morning with an attendance over 125 which swelled to 150 on tues day this is a record attendance and indicates the desire on the part of parents for the religious instruction a similar school in stouffville opening at the same time has attendance of about 100 down from last year somewhat the course is purely one of bible instruction for children from 5 years up for sale small farm close to town complete buildings house and good soil mrs david merer main street arnold schell jack drewery and ken klinck expect to leave this thursday for the niagara district where they will live in a tent and be employed on a fruit farm picking fruit mr and mrs clark cameron and dorothy clark spent the weekend visiting mrs clarks mother mrs t w klinck obrien ave mrs clark is stay ing in town for a few days quality price bug killer sudden death lo the bug to the plant new life killer no more mussy sifting the only bug killer which will stick to dry foliage contains more poison and a positivt blight preventitive now lower in price 5 lbs 20c 20 lbs 70c 10 lbs 35c 50 lbs 150 exclusive agency british west indies binder twine see this strong uniform twine before placing your order for any twine twine prices have advanced but as usual our prices are most attractive shurgain fast fattener another way to make money easily is to really finish your market fowl with shurgain fast fattener mr russel walker markham ont states i have found shurgain fast fattener the best for finish ing my birds mix half and half with your own grains 255 cwt dicksons hill mills markham est 1842 ontario shurgain fresh feeds are better eeds plcs service fifth line uxbridge mr and mrs t ogden spent sunday with mr and mrs j evans mr t scandlan of toronto call ed on mr wm redshaw a day last week mr and mrs g can- was visit ed by her parents on wednesday night mr and mrs everett hockley visited on sunday with mr and mrs george jones a number from this line attendeu the pughevans reunion at uxbridge park on saturday mr and mrs dan norton and ivan had sunday dinner with mr and mis harold norton mr and mrs alvin redshaw and family spent sunday with mr and mrs george redshaw of the 4 th line the 5th line of uxbridge ladies aid met at the home of mrs elwood carruthers the meeting opened with the president in the chair it was decided that eacli member was to bring blocks of print for quilts to go to the red cross there was a good program at which mrs g hiown and mrs c forsythe gave readings mrs c walsh and mrs osburn sang the old rugged cross miss edith peters and mrs carruthers sang ill meet you in the morning supper was then served to about forty members and guests horse register canadian bred clydesdale stallion fyvie reward 27802 sire graigie reward imp 21976 dam evergreen petty 50197 he is well bred and real sure this horse is upstand ing and clean egged has won sev eral top prizes at toronto exhibi tion royal fair also local fairs he will stand at his own stable the property of d f jarvjs almlra lot 31 con 5 markham terms to insure foal 1000 payable march 1 1941 all accidents at owners risk en rolment no 4060 belgian draft stallion onesar de zande no 5621 enrol ment no 3694 color strawberry roan the property of blake john son lot 20 con 3 uxbrjdge this horse is of a thick smooth blockey type with good underpinning and has proven himself a sure foal getter terms 1000 at the barn duo february 1st 1941 or this horse can be trucked to your premises with an extra charge of 125 down at time of service for a radius of 15 miles with a return trip in 3 weeks all accidents at owners risk per sons disposing of such mares shall 00 held responsible telephone stcuffvllle 9409 v with the entry of bruce lint- ner into the army following closely on the heels of his broth er charlie our local smithy edward lintner now has two sons in the colors and two brotherinlaws namely ralph and clarence burkholder all four were together on sunday for the funeral of the late mrs aaron burkholder mongolia mrs m hill and grant spent a day recently with mr and mrs ed wideman the community extend their sympathy to the family of martin reesor in the loss of their father mr and mrs fred pugh spent sunday at george thomsons box grove we are sorry as a community to lose our teacher as reported else where in this issue mr and mrs will rennie atten ded kitchener mbc camp this past sunday we are sorry that mr oliver zeller had the misfortune to lose- a valuable 5yearold mare last week a number in this community attended tho pugh evans reunion at uxbridge we are sorry thai miss alta keller found it necessary to under go an operation for appendicitis last saturday alta is in toronto gen eral hospital and is getting along fine wo all wish her a speedy re covery last monday night a number ot the mongolia young people gather ed at the home ot mr and mrs c bunker to spend a merry evening all kinds of fun was enjoyed and the lolly evening climaxed with strawberries and ice cream mr and mrs o zeller attended the ball burnham reunion at the home of ray burnham of sandford one day last week also the madill reunion in stouffville on wednesday mrs brownsberger and infant son have returned from markham nurs ing home miss margaret couperthwaite entertained girl friends to a birthday party also miss shirley bunker gave a birthday party on thursday the children had a jolly time and seem anxious to know whoso birthday is next under new management the grove oarage at ring- wood has boon taken over by wm clark formerly of ux bridge who has had many years experience in automo bile mechancs and is prepared to do any class of work in this line mrooll gasoline anil oils william clark telephone 7008 church announcements melville bethesda peachs united churches rev a j orr minister sunday july 14 1940 peachs 1000 am melville 1115 am rev w e smalley of stourfville will preach at peachs and melville bethesda 730 pm mr w wilson of gormley will preach songer service 715 christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday july 14 1940 200 pm evening prayer and sermon strangers and visitors i always welcome stouffville baptist rev duncan macgregor pastor sunday july 14 1940 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship the pastor will preach wed 8 pm prayer meeting come and receive a blessing wed july 24 th the church and bible school picnic will be held bloomington ringwood christian churches s h cockburn pastor sunday july 14 1940 we welcome you to all our services 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself hebrews 926 stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday july 14 1940 950 am sunday school ano bible class 1100 am morning worship all this and heaven too 700 pm evening worship subject a prayer for patience wednesday s00 pm prayei and fellowship meeting wednesday july 17 congrega tional picnic to woodlands park cars will leave the church at 130 pm strangers and visitors are always cordially invited to these services lemonville ballantrae united churches rev w s irwin pastor sunday july 14 1940 1045 am dst musselmans lake the pastor 1100 am st ballantrae 730 pm ballantrae evangelists h h gilbart and leonard a hearty invitation to all to come to these meetings each week night services- begin at 745 st 300 pm iemonville the evangelists and the pastor sabbath schools at each of the three appointment onehour before worship enter into his gates with thinks giving ps 1004 stouffville presbyterian churcfc rev t c rayner minister sunday july 14 1840 200 pm sabbath school 300 pm gospel service the public are invited to join us in our services dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev p g lehman pastor mr d sarseant assistant sunday july 14 1940 dicksons hill standard time 1000 am morning worship the pastor will preach 1100 am bible school mount joy daylight saving timeo 1030 am bible school 1130 am morning worship the assistant pastor will preac 800 pm subject what e means to be lost mr lehman will preach not forsaking the assembling tt yourselves together as the manner of some is but exhorting one an other and so much the more as ye see the day approaching these services will help you note thursday mount joy 434 pm the juniors s pm prayer service we cordially invite yon stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday july 14 1940 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship the pastor 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pm evangelistic rev w e smalley 700 pm altona pastor tuesday evening 8 pm mon golia meeting wednesday evening 8 pm prayer meeting at both appoint ments friday evening 800 pm prayer meeting at the home of mr aicfi mrs wm wilson vacation bible school continuing on until friday noon july 19 q this evening there will be a display of tho work done also an inspira tional program open to the pnblic parents and others are welcome to visit the school hereby know we that we dwell in him and he in us because le hath given us of his spirit ljohn 4 ii stouffville christian church r k vickers pastor sunday july 14 1946 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel service the pastor in charge church htiii thursday endeavour withdrawn in favour of special services xt ballantrae 200 pm sunday school 300 pm gospel service s- v sixth line baptist church stanley medhursl pastor sunday july 14 1941 i945 am sunday school- mr and mrs hutchinson mission aries from france will speak at 11 oclock service also at the open air in stouffville saturday night