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the tribune stouffville ont thursday nov 21 1940 page fivb glturimai qcvkuuf new fruits for your christmas cakes and puddings are now beginning to arrive our orders are placed so that we will have each on arrival painted flower pots for that favourite plant each 17c mincemeat special 2 lbs 25c kellogs all bran with glass milk pitcher both for 22c assorted cakes special 2 lbs 25c apple juice buy canadian two 20 oz tins pure maple butter 16 oz tin canned parsnips diced per tin seeded lexia raisins 2 lbs figs new crop 2 lbs cracked wheat bruces 7 lbs jello butterscotch puddings 2 pkgs coloured cocoanut per lb 19c 35c 10c 35c 25c 25c 15c 20c castile soap french formula 3 cakes 25c fresh and smoked haddock fillets finnan haddies dried herring ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 mongolia mr and imrs m chapman accom panied by mr and mrs shaw o toronto visited with mr and mrs wm nesbitt of lemonville on sun day mr and mrs roy wilson and wee girls visited with her parents mr and mrs wm irennie on sun day singsong was held at the home of mr and mrs charles brown mr and mrs edward wioeman and girls had tea at fred pughs on sunday the young people of mongolia tendered a shower to mr and mrs j muirhead at her parental home last thursday night on wednesday nov 27 mr w wideman will have up for sale his farm stock and implements after farming on the 10th concession for fifty years this will be one of the most extensive farm sales in this district no doubt many are already planning to attend 2nd line uxbridge mr and mrs wm tilley of hamilton also mr and mrs edgar latcham of uxbridge spent sunday with their parents stephen knight miss shirley mcguckin is assist ing mrs jas mccreight for a time our sympathy is extended to the norton family in the death of then- father willis taylor who was employed for the summer at edward taylors has secured a position in oshawa and started work there monday morning well as the saying goes christ mas is coming the goose is getting fat being one sign and another one is our school teacher miss paisley has commenced practising for her christmas concert stewart mcguckin is spending a few days at his home dont forget the drive on main st day night mile of coppers here next satur- at lout tyurutnunt nsuce uauulihe spe cia real xmas card value 12 cards in box qc the best yet jv a select assortment of birthday cards 5c 10c 15c gowcpne jltee valui gormley vicks vapo rub 1 oz 43c bayer aspirin 22c 39c 98c johnsons baby powder 25c 50c agarol 69c 93c 129 danderine 34c 59c 98c wampoles cod liver ext tonic 100 buckleys mixture 40c 75c certified syrup of tar compound cough mixture 8 oz 35c cbq cold tablets 25c certified chest rub 3 oar 39c chases nerve food 49c chases ointment 49c 169 pablum 45c nova kelp 79c 139 279 masons 49 for coughs 40c 75c halibut liver oil capsuls 100s 98c perfect brylcreem hair dress 25c in tubes 49c boadways bronchial cough syrup 8 oz 50c wampoles milk of magnesia tablets 40s 25c 12s 30s dandruff rem shampoo 6 oz 55c 10c per roll 3 rolls 25c many xmas gifts already on display make your selection eariy stouffville ontario a group of twelve young people from heise hill rendered a program at the 6th line church near colling- wood sunday evening mrs george leary is out again following a very severe and heavy cold rev cecil i cullen is conducting a weeks evangelistic services at the ontario bible school at fort erie rev j h heise and misses verna and ruth heise and miss jean bril- linger were weekend guests at fort erie miss elva heise called on friends in new gormley and had tea with miss vera hilts last wednesday mr and imrs edgar heise and lloyd were weekend guests at wain- fleet rev a l winger rendered ser vice at the morning and evening session at heise hill church he urg ed a return to the sunday as well as the midweek prayer services the annual packing of clothing for paddlockwood sask takes place this thursday at mrs r a brillin- gers home mr frank harvey delivered a truck load of fruit and vegetables to the ontario bible school at fort erie from the friends around town mr l b heise and miss elva heise were sunday viistors with mr nd mrs john beach at stouffville miss florence cherry who is in training at barrle spent a couple of days at home this week reserve tuesday evening dec 17 for ss no 7 markham christmas concert miss evelyn gooding teach er miss ruth hoover was home from toronto on sunday visiting with her mother mr third who is staying at mr john siders had tea with mr and mrs george baker on tuesday mr homer wilson visited with mr will dennie on saturday mr fred hill who is a cook at the newmarket training camp has been visiting in gormley with his family for a few days we are glad to see ern jones out again and trust he may continue to improve the many gormley friends of mr isaac pikeof bethesda are sorry to hear that he has not been so well but pray that he may be strengthen ed to carry on a little longer the little snowfall over the week end reminds us that christmas cant he far off remember only twenty nine more shopping days till christ mas we hear that the fox ranch on the sideroad between here and bethes da is to close up this winter ir which case good neighbors mr and mrs gillies will bo leaving the settlement mrs gillies has been very active in institute work and would bo greatly missed o w thompson the owner died in kitch ener this week a s farmer has purchased and moved to his premises here a building 10x40 in size forming part of the old pennock livery barns in stouffville instead of proving a covering for horses and weary travellers the material will now off er protection to mr farmers fine run of prize mink little garth brubacher is spend ing a few days with his grandma and grandpa brubacher evangelistic meetings began on wednesday evening this week at the mennonite church with mr arthur lehman of the zephyer in charge as speaker till sunday evening on sunday miss mcdonald and miss freison of the faith pilgrims are coming and will carry the meet ings for two weeks the week night meetings from monday to friday start at 745 pm and sunday at 300 and 730 pm last sunday mr williamson the irish evangelist took the afternoon service and miss mclnnis recording secretary of the leper work took the evening ser vice and she also showed slides on monday evening all services were greatly enjoyed and well attended the public auction sale on the farm of mr j h heise last friday afternoon did not draw as large a crowd as we have seen at some slm ilar sales a reason attributed to the fact that the fine herd of registered cattle were all jerseys and therefore not the breed in demand despite the fact the finest cow sold to glen alden farms in markham for 107- 50 and her calf for i500 to peter stcckley in the lower bracket we mention that one cow 15 years old brought 36 and her young calf sold to henry miller of peactis for 1800 reuben pearce of markham east paid 6750 for a heifer while ken walker for another fine ani mal gave 76 while another 2-year- old realized 75 registered sheep brought 800 neighbors were heard to pass many favorable comments on the fine condition of mr helses stock and stables all through the more or less failure of the late potato crop is fully exempli fied on the farm of roy brllllnger because of his extensive acreage in tubers mr brillinger with some thing like 22 acres will not dig a great majority of them as the re turns he would get would not pay sale register tuesday nov 26 farm stock implements hay grain ensilage at lot 12 con 4 pickering the property of melvin degeer sale at one cash a s farmer auctioneer friday nov 22 30 head here- fords and shorthorn milkers and feeders 160 hogs including sows small pigs and chunks at lot 21 con 2 uxbridge john mcgitllvray prop no reserve terms cash sale at 2 pm a s farmer auct wednesday nov 27 farm stock and implements hay grain and furniture belonging to welling ton wideman lot 28 con 10 markham just south of stouffville sale at one no reserve as owner is retiring terms cash a s farmer auctioneer jno forgie clerk thursday nov 2s farm stock and implements hay grain roots at lot 32 con 9 pickering belong ing to c mcbride no reserve as farm sold terms cash a s farm er auctioneer friday nov 29 farm stock and implements belonging to darius clendening at lot is con 9 markham sale at one terms cash no reserve a s farmer auctioneer friday nov 29 extensive farm stock sale including the fine strain of holstein cows valuable horses swine implements and household furniture at lots 1017 con s pickering quarter mile east of claremont the valuable 173 acre farm with modern equipment will also be offered all being the property of florence e pearce and the late eric w l pearce this is a large sale and will start sharp at 12 noon terms cash c e walkington auctioneer saturday nov 30 farm stock and implements hay grain roots belonging to finley thompson at lot 18 con 4 uxbridge lyt miles east of goodwood sale at 1 cash no reserve a s farmer auction eer unionville man 80 recalls historical facts william a noble of unionville celebrated his soth birthday on saturday november 16 at his home he is a life long resident of this community takes a keen interest in all social and municipal activities and has been deputy returning officer for polling division no 5 for a number of years mr noble is descendent of two families of pioneers his parents jesse and susanna button noble both claiming ancestors who came to canada at the beginning of the last century the noble familys progenitor landed at plymouth mass from plymouth eng in 1632 and one of his descendants ambrose noble with his wife hannah badgerow noble came to markham about 1812 and were the parents of jesse noble susanna button noble was a daughter of frank button whose father major john button came across the line from the united states in 1799 settling on the 4th of markham he organized and com manded a company of cavalry which took active part in the war of 1812 the village where this capable officer settled and lived his life was named in his honor buttonvllle william a noble was born at hagermans corners where he attended the school crossing the narrow guage railroad then called the toronto and nipissing railroad which was built in 1870 and which work he distinctly remembers see ing he sat on the fence to watch the first train go by in 1885 he married jenny hager- man daughter of william and amelia hagerman the children pt this marriage being stanley noble of locust hill and mrs archie empringham of markham mr nobles present life partner is the former rebecca size daughter of the late jacob size of unionville and is equally popular with her husband in this community busy nests healthy birds with marmill laying meal cl0 put marmill laying meal clo to work in your laying house now more people are using this dependable general purpose laying mash year after year for a flock and an egg production record of which you can be proud choose marmill youll get more eggs bigger eggs steadier production and a healthier flock it all adds up to greater satisfaction for you and more money in your pocket central feed store price pugh prop phone ringwood fred steckley who has been work ing at niagara falls for some time is home for a week frank bruels has purchased a thirteen room house in pickering village frank intends to reinodel it and make three modern apart ments the helping hands class met at the home of mrs quantz on tuesday the wms of peachs united church will render the program at next monday nights missionary meeting in our ringwood church at 8 pm freddie banks son of harold banks fell at the school house and fractured his collar bone on monday mr e r sinclair returned home last weekend from windsor leav ing mrs sinclair there to spend a further holiday at the home of her daughter mrs harry p kennedy howard kirby claude foote keith hutchinson and howard bar- key all young men of this district will leave tomorrow for military training camp at newmarket church announcements lemonville ballantrae united churches rev w s irwin pastor sunday november 24 1940 the rev w e smalley of stouff ville will represent the ont tem perance federation at each service come and hear him wine is a mocker strong drink is raging and whosoever is de ceived thereby is not wise prov 20 stouffville presbyterian church rev t de courcy rayner minister sunday november 24 1940 945 am the minister will preach stouffville christian church r k vickers pastor c sunday november 24 1940 thursday christian endeavour at altona friday s00 pm ten talent club musicale 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship mr lewis of the temperance federation 700 pm mass meeting of tem perance workers tuesday 800 pm christian endeavour mass meeting in the bloomington church church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship hour speaker mr lewis christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday november 24 1940 200 pm evening prayer and sermon the rector will be in charge stouffville baptist rev duncan macgregor pastor sunday november 24 1940 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 morning worship 700 pm gospel service subject if god is a god of love why does he permit such suffering monday 8 m the bible study class wednesday s pm prayer meet ing i friday dec 20th is tile date of the sunday school xmas supper and entertainment come and worship with us for the labor so poor has the crop been in fact this extensive grow er to day has only 100 ibags of pota toes in his cellar instead of the ex pected thousand or two while we are on the subject of crops the press enquired about mr brillingers field of grain at the corner of the highway which stood out through the very wet seasonand passershy in numbers speculated on the own ers loss well the yield from the corner field of oats was excellent al so a field of wheat standing out through the entire rainy season yielded high of good quality grain it was due to the proper way of stooking admitted the owner little rain got into them and only an occasional sheath of wheat was discarded dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rov p g lehman pastor dicksons hjiji sunday november 24 1940 standard time 230 pm bible school 730 pm mr j e laughlinba bpaed representing the ontario temperance federation will speak mount jox daylight saving time 1030 am bible school 1130 am j e laughlin ba paed will speak 800 pm evening worship mr shepherd will preach we welcome you melville bethesda peachs united churches rev a j orr minister sunday november 24 1940 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville 300 pm bethesda the rev w a westcott of tem- peranceville will preach at all ser vices monday nov 25- the rev dg ridout frgs will give an illu strated lecture on newfoundland and labrador in the melville church at 8 pm thursday nov 28 jacques canadian lecturer will give a imelville church 8 pm edna poetess and recital in the bloomington ringwood christian churches s h cockburn pastor sunday november 24 1940 mr cockburn will preach farewell messages at each of the services tor day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona the grace of our lord jesus christ be with you all amen second markham baptist church stanley medhurst pastor sunday november 24 1940 700 pm gospel service subject christ the vine 4th in the series of the t ams of christ wednesday 8 pm prayer and bible study tuesday nov 26 8 pm young peoples in baker hill church stouffville united church l e atkinson minister sunday november 24 1940 950 am sunday school and and bible class 1100 am worship we are ambassadors 700 pm worship an evening with china introduced by a short tableau wednesday 8 pm prayer and fellowship meeting strangers and visitors are always welcome the wa of the united church will meet at the home of mrs blake sanders on tuesday evening nov 26 at 8 oclock all ladies of the congregation welcome stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor snnday november 24 1940 1000 am sunday school 1100 am divine worship 230 pm mongolia s s 700 pm evangelistic monday evening 8 pm stouff ville studies in revelation tuesday evening 800 pm mon golia meeting wednesday evening 800 pm altona prayermeeting thursday evening 800 pm prayer meeting friday evening 800 pm atha meeting at the home of mr and imrs harold johnson watch for announcement next week re the anniversary services on deconyber 1st come and worship with us