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page eight the tribune stouffville ontario thursday july 17 1941 these ads bring results lal estate for sale house and 1 vi acres of land on county road near mark bam double garage hydro and accommodation for 400 laying hens priced to sell immediate possession apply dickson hill mills garage to rent church st south apply s goudie ph 740 house to rent brick residence centrally located available august 1st apply to k g tarr house to rent on main street hardwood floors newly decorated all conveniences apply isaac roadway albert street so acre farm for sale west part north half lot 22 concession 4 whitchurch 7 acres bush hydro telephone highway immediate possession 1941 crop optional to close estate apply to h e oliver gormley phone aurora s031 for sale or rent iso acres of land brick house two large barns with stone foundation water installed 30 acres of bush comprising maple beech bass- wood pine rock elm on lot 24 concession 2 whitchurch apply scott bales armitage wanted general farm hand desires work by month fred gillham or phone tribune office business for saxj3 having been called away from claremont i am offering my service station tire accessories and car sales business also the pool table and refreshment stand as a full go ing concern for immediate sale low rental for building apply for all particulars to owner alt mole claremont simpsons new jewel rearing fencer three model at 10 12 or 1350 guaranteed may be seei at brathwaites hardware stouffville sargants hardware markham phone at our expense for informa tion or with your order william simpson phone 1c05 live stock welding welding uptodate welding shop opened in uvbridge equipped with portable machine capable of handling larger wcrk such as boiler repairs and farm equipment prompt service rodman welding works phone no 9 card of thanks mr and mrs win grove wish to express their gratitude to the friends and neighbors who by their sym pathy and help assited them during the illness and death of mrs groves father the late graham johnson for sale 350 pullets sussex and hamp hybrids hatched april 1st phone stouffville 7s02 robert hook for sale or exchange team work horses r years old also an other horse s years will exchange for cattle or swine d olson richmond hill phone 4522 wanted cook general for one month 4000 mrs hollinrake stouffville phone s402 waitresses wanted for the mississauga golf club port credit board lodging and good wages write stating experience and other particulars and when available wanted scrap iron rags and metal of all kinds best market price dead wornout or disabled horses and cattle picked up promptly and paid for we pay phone calls h elson phone 7204 miscellaneous for sale one hecla hot air furnace in good condition at wards garage it knocks em down keeps em down fly spray new improved high test the rbpellant tannin film spray that chases the flies away and they stay away it sticks practically stainless odorless all but the special house spray which is perfumed at 4 9c used in house stores butcher shops barber shops dairy creamery out- toilets etc spray horses and cattle and the repellant keeps the flies away viz hot heel gau warble and small flies reg spray 95c gal 1g0 oz improved high test 125 gal igooz smaller quantities 10c up three different parties told me that this is the only spray that really sticks to the horses and cattle the women say that all you have to do is spray the screen door and the flies stay away george e baker phmb manufacturing chemist stouffville ontario found pullover sweater apply to miss grice imill street threshing i am prepared to do custom threshing satisfactory work guaranteed phone 2103 wm barkey stray hound 0 to 9 months old came to my premises owner please prove property and pay expenses j mcgivern stouffville estray five head of young cattle left my premises informa tion leading to recovery appreci ated w i smith lot 11 con 2 uxbridge phone g9 20 card of thanks mr and mrs walter bryan wish to extend their heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from good wood united church friends and neighbours and gpc during the loss of a dear father wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up stouffville 255 markham 4326 claremont 913 we pay phone charges gordon young ltd adelaide 3s3g toronto firiigidaire refrigerators ranges delaval milkers milk coolers washers radios vacuum cleaners dairy cattle grain and straw accepted in trade bal cash or easy terms write or call b r leech farm dept for catalogue and save money by dealing toronto radio sports 211 yoiicb sf toronto ont in memoriam smith in loving memory of our dear husband and father who passed away july 14 193g 5 years ago to day a precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our home which never can bo filled wife and family reesor in loving memory of mr and mrs m j reesor mrs reesor died may 1st 193s and mr reesor july 9th 1940 one by one they go before us they are fading like the dew but we know theyre watching- oer us they the good the fair the true they are waiting for us only where no pain can ever mar dear ones who left us lonely watch us through the gates ajar there a father there a mother gone within those gates ajar time may heal the brokenhearted years may make the wound less sore but it cannot fill the longing for the loved ones gone before who shall say the grief is lessened though the smile may hide the tears memories keep the wound still open despite the passing of the years sadly missed by family advantage to farmers it does not matter how far or how near you are the stouffville cream ery will be glad to pick up your cream on the truck twice a week or you can make your own deliveries when coming out to town and get the full benefit of the extra money we pay for delivered cream at pre sent prices this amounts to about one dollar per week for the average shipper and you will also help con serve gasoline as urged by the government sale register friday july is extensive farm stock hay grain and implement sale belonging to fred stephen son 9 th concession markham no reserve sale at 1 oclock the terms cash a s farmer auct ioneer auction sale farm stock hay grain household furniture by virtue of authority invested in me by the public trustee of ontario 1 hereby offer for sale by public auction the entire farm stock and implements belonging to fred stephenson lot concession 9maukham just south of stouftville friday july 18 horses gray mare aged bay gelding rising s years gelding gp aged cattle red cow fresh calf by side red and white cow due in july black and white cow due in july black jersey milking blue heifer due in december 2 red heifers not bred red and white heifer due in dec calf 4 months old bull 18 mouths old pigs 10 fat pigs harness set double harness number of collars hay and grain about 200 bus mixed grain about 50 bushels of barley about 40 tons alfalfa and timothy hay about 4 acres of alsiki in field good implements binder 6 tot massey harris mower 5 foot mccormickdeering drill hoe massey harris 3 drum steel roller riding plow- spring tooth cultivator m h 2 walking ploys no 21 fleury gang plow 35 ft extention ladder set harrows hay rake hay rack steel wheeled truck melotte cream separator bench sleighs set bob sleighs fanning mill quantity belting bell cutting box blower 10 inch emery stone grain grinder vessett number of real good bags no barrels set stales 2000 lbs studebaker car 1929 good model ford truck 1923 moled scuff ler wire fence stretcher circular saw good gasoline engine fair bank g hp quantity of wood including railroad ties furniture kitchen stove kitchen table kitchen cupboard 2 couches 3 rocking chairs 1 clock iano dominion china cabinet number of kitchen chairs 2 beds springs and mattresses bed and springs chest of drawers 2 dressers wash stand toilet set 3 small tables linoleum carpet rugs sewing machine singer washing machine and ringer small heater tubs coal oil stove and oven cooking utensils dishes lamps 2 churns fruit jars and fruit 2 vineger barrels number crocks sausage grinder grass seeder lawn mower rakes hoe forks many other articles to numerous to mention sale at 1 oclock terms cash for further particulars apply to b g williams public trustee of ontario osgoodo hail toronto or s farmer clearing sale capo fly spray while supply lasts in your own containers only 80c gal also a quantity of belgian binder twine selling at last years prices feed sacking costs on basis of todays markets it costs the manufacturer 3g5 per ton to sack the average commercial feed you may now have your feed requirements milled into your own sacks at our mill and save this amount plus our usual 500 to 700 direct selling savings order one now it is claimed by leading authorities that 95 of all hogs marketed would qualify for the government bonus if they were marketed at the right weight work ing with the government we are prepared to sell you the latest type fairbanksmorris hog scales at first cost which is 985 plus accessories crate etc when desired 410 with present prospective hog prices you cannot afford to pass up this dicksons hill mills markham rr est 1842 ontario chick service that satisfies sunday gasoline sales forbidden s a better quake since feed plays such an important part inany farmers netprofitswecon- sideved it our job years ago to main tain experimental farms where quaker feeds and different new ideas might be tried and tested under actual farm conditions we arc constantly seek ing ways to improve quaker feeds so that you will get more efficient results and at the same time cut your feed ing costs considerably we feel con fident that quaker feeds are the most profitable and economical feeds on the market today the quaker oats co peterborough ont quaker feeds are sold and recommended by stiver bros authorized quaker feed dealer stouffville ontario phone 4501 gasless sundays is not the correct name to give the sabbath day from this out just because there is to be no gasoline sold by an order issued from ottawa this week all gasoline stations must now close at 7 oclock saturday evenings and re main closed until 7 on monday mornings however it is still legal to burn all the gas you want but not patriotic and the controller is care ful to explain that it is really ok to carry an extra can in your car hence it will not be gasless sun day by any means tlie controller calls upon all canadians to view the thing from a patriotic stand and suggests that only necessary driving be done if his patriotic plea fails to he heard more stringent steps will be taken he declares if gasoline really needs to be con served for our war effort then many are surprised that a more harsh poli cy was not set out few people would want to be burning up gasoline that is needed for bombing germany or for driving trucks transports and the scores of other services needing the fuel yet with only a partial effort to impress that on the people it may be accepted in halfhearted way we fear however an out-and- out gasless sunday might work great hardship too anyway next saturday those who want to drive on sunday had better flil up on saturday afternoon ser- vico station tanks must be shut at 7 oclock if the order can be gazetted in time to be made effective this week garages may remain open on sun day to render services on cars but must not have gasoline for sale bethesda miss gwen yakc spent last week with mr and mrs fred yake mr and mrs mcnichol and family of newmarket were sunday visitors with mr and mrs riissel hunt mr and mrs a b sheffer visited with mr and mrs john spence in i stouffville one day last week i fall wheat cutting is done and while not threshed the crop is very promising in this neighborhood mr and mrs will hunt visited mr and mrs harold nesbitt of tor onto at their summer cotage lake musselman this sunday afternoon rev e morton of stouffville will have charge of the united church service we were pleased to have mr abram pp1ke of toronto address the sunday school he attended this school when aboy and was a son of the late isaac pike mrs charles atkinson and miss derma miss eunice yake and mr and mrs fred yake had dinner sunday with mr and mrs clifford gordon of queensville visitors with mr and mrs john rrillinger were mr and mrs chas lewis toronto mr and mrs harry lewis and son from cincinnatti ohio mr and mrs floyd pike and son of sin ion spent last week under the parental roof allen and jean empringham are holidaying at queensville with their dicksons hill miss rowenna hoover is having a weeks holiday with miss helen stouffer at lake simcoe we are sorry to learn that miss aldine redshaw has been ill this week and we hope she will soon be around again painting the outside of the church certainly made a great improvement in its appearance the job was done by mr harman hoover of stonft- ville this week the population of dick sons hill was increased by one congratulations to mr and mrs william grove on the birth of a daughter mr and mrs russell raymer and family who are staying at preston lake visited at roy moyers sunday evening the combines have been busy ot late harvesting the alsike crop this year there is a new one in the- neighborhood belonging to harley and bruce wideman which will help fill tlie demands for combines in this part of the country for some who considered stayncr too far distant on sunday the free methodist camp meeting at holland landing was an attraction tbe woman had a full day of quilt ing last wednesday at mrs herb widemans for busy farm women it is quite a task to sew in the sum mer months but tlie urgency of the need demands that they rally to the job the community lias lost two of its oldest and highly respected men in the last few weeks mr alex mitchell and mr graham johnson the funeral of mr johnson was at tlie home of iiis soninlaw mr wm grove with whom he had been liv ing dr thomas mitchell conducted the service assisted by mr leslie grove interment was made at ux bridge cemetery among the crowds that flocked to stayner camp meeting for the clos ing services last sunday mr simeon hoover counted 35 persons form this neighborhood this left quite a hole in the congregation sunday evening when rev w e smalley from stouffville spoke all our campers have returned safely and are pitch ing nobly into the work of harvest ing wheat and berries they are bubbling over with enthusiasm about the camp and for many of them next years camp is a settled date farm aucton this friday farm auctions at this particular season are unusual and occur only whero urgent circumstances make them a necessity thus on friday afternoon the buying public are called to the farm of fred stephen son on the 9 th concession just south of town where the public trustee through a s farmer auctioneer will sell the entire farm stock and implements those who read the list in our last issue will realize there is a lot of selling to be done but the stock and implements are good especially valuable in these days of mounting prices the sale will open at one terms are cash cousins murray and lome barkcy mrs everett and marguerite proi- ion have returned rom stayner after having a ril ie week at ramp