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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 31, 1941, p. 10

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page ten the tribune stouffville ont thursday july 31 1941 the classified ads real estate house to rent on main street hardwood floors newly decorated all conveniences apply isaac roadway albert street for rent 123 acre farm lot 33 con s pickering township brick house bank barn a very desirable property apply thomas williamson or d holden phone 1s401 stouffville bell sox authorized agents for delaval co ltd magnetic and sterling milkers cream separat ors and parts sales and service power pump oil and repair parts carried in stock phone 2s1 stouffville farm for sale in township of scott 150 acres choice clay loam 40 acres of bush 10 acres of pasture abundance of water bank barn with cement stables 9 roomed solid brick house beauti ful lawns sell as going concern immediate possession appy box c tribune office stouffville 150 ague farm poit rent about 40 acres pasture and bush with stream lot c pt 7 con 3 ux- bridge driving house and pig pen 20x30 to hold 40 pigs hen house two colony houses sheep pen 20x30 both pig pen and sheep pen on good stone or cement walls bank barn 42x70 good frame house water hot and cold also bath two cisterns in barn good fences near two good villages wi miles from school apply to joseph alsop glasgow wanted rooms 2 furnished or partly furnished by refined couple with no children applytribune office girl wants house work an experienced girl wants a job at house work in town or country apply to tribune office miscellaneous fr1g1daire refrigerators ranges delaval milkers milk c oler 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 vcmge st toronto ont live stock pigs for sale ready to wean s byam goodwood phone 9412 stock for sale special registered holstein bull calf 2500 dams official rop 2- vearold record 127g4 lbs 432 lbs fat sirs dams rop 15s09 lbs 607 lbs fat 384 psc extra good team of clydes 4 and 5 years old about 3200 lbs also 3- year old clyde mare all sound and well broken bargain prices 100 each 1 pair matched clyde yearlings 5000 each leech wood farm t miles east of yonge street 1 mile south of no7 highway b r leech owner proclamation in accordance with a popular demand and custom the coun cil of stouffville hereby pro claim monday august 4 civic holiday r e brown acting reeve where to buy for sale ji h binder 6 ft good running order also wooden pump jos brownsberger phone 2112 tractor plowing and culti vating done on short notice walt holden phone 18401 found mans gray cap was pick ed up on the street in stouffville last saturday night owner please claim same at the tribune for sale modern beatty wash er reliable purchaser to take over balance of payments phone 15204 for sale ford coach 1927 model earl keith stouffville cold storage lockers for rent for particulars apply to stouffville creamery phone 1s601 wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up stouffville 255 markham 4326 claremont 913 we pay phone charges gordon young dtd adelaide 3g3c toronto busy busy and then busy making fly spray new improved high test kxocks em down keeps m down kills and ropells the repellent tannin film spray chases flies away to stay lasts on cattle all day it sticks practically stainless odorless no taint used in house stores butcher fruit barber shops dairy creamery etc kills and re pells gad bot warble heel nose small and big flies mosquitos etc spray horses to gain flesh cows give more milk hogs gain weight hens surely produce reg spray at 95c gal 1g0 oz improved high test 100 oz 125 improved high test lighter color 150 fragrant 25 mid 4c a bottle standard 5c 10c 25c 59c our products are all guaranteed as represented save money at bakers george e baker phmb manufacturing chemist stouffville ontario lake to see new dance pavilion a new dance pavilion is in the offing for musselmans lake and will be erected on the south side on the site of the first of such buildings to be put up there fred coultice is the owner and operator of the pre sent stand and will also run the new stand lumber for which is already on the site the present hall was built nearly thirty years ago and was originally operated by edw baker of stouff ville in conjunction with a large boarding house which was burned to the ground several years ago for years this clump of cedars qn the lake was the favorite site for picnics large and small from miles around the new building will be of frame construction and over 100 feet long the hardwood floor to be laid is now in readiness but mr coultice does not expect to begin his project till fall card of thanks mr oscar hutchinson wishes to take this opportunity to express his appreciation and thanks to all the friends who by their visits and cheerie messages helped so much during his stay in the hospital it was all greatly appreciated sunday schools give to war victims stouffville baptist sunday school have donated 2000 to the telegram british war victims fund in addi tion to this baptist ninth line school donated 1000 these donations represent the money normally spent on the annual picnic which the children forgo this year in favor of this worthy cause it may seem that offering sugges tions on where to buy is superfluous for most individuals know- where the best values are to be found still if you are thinking of buying a pair of sport shoes and see a snappy pair in an advertisement you become interested and if it is not your store you are likely to go to see them some people of course still per sist in running to the city and pay ing as much or more than tbe home store can sell for for the benefit of those who may be so deluded and for those who do not know there appears in this issue of the tribune an unusual directory of the places to buy at in stouffville it will interest town folk farmers and campers too these merchants and business men along with others who adver tise in these columns on other occa sions want the people to know that the village stores cannot be surpass ed for values or prices anywhere many people know this toothats why they come such long distances to shop here our merchants have learned that large turnover and small profit is best for everybody and fair to all you look over the offerings this week grocery drugs small wares and other goods hut best of ail come to town and tramp through the cool stores to see tilings births george at the burnside hospital toronto on july 25th 1941 to mr and mrs irichard george 9th con markham a daughter doris evelyn sidcr on july 15th 1941 at co- bourg general hospital to rev and mrs lloyd sider nee ruby mover of colborne ontario a son john william sanders at brierbush hospital on tuesday july 29th 1941 to mr and mrs william sanders stouff ville a son simpsons new jewed hearing fencer throe model at 10 12 or 1350 guaranteed may be seen in stouffville at d l slouffers massey harris agency sargants hardware markham phone at our expense for informa tion or with your order brougham mrs john knox and little daugh ter returned to their home on sun day after spending a couple of weeks with her parents howard and mrs malcolm sorry to hear mrs birrell does not improve as fast as her frieuds would wish miss josephene stephenson who has been working at georgetown spending her holidays at her home here glad to report mrs fred hamilton is better again after her recent ill ness mrs l matthews spent a couple of days last week with friends in toronto mr and mrs thompson visited their daughter mrs f carter and family on sunday mr h distance of georgetown visited at the home of mrs d stephenson on sunday mrs hanley of stratford is spend ing a few days with her aunt miss i bate mr and mrs hugh gannon of oshawa visited with his mother dur ing the weekend mr and mrs bruce easton were at burlington on monday attending the funeral of his father the late mr easton who was well and favorably known in this district having lived for several years with his son at the garage about two months ago he visited another son in windsor and while there passed away he was 84 marketing your wheat our market for fall wheat is secondto none in the province our service too you will find satisfactory in every way we guarantee top market quotations correct weight correct grade and prompt settlement we supply sax and pick up at your barn or field dicksons hill mills markham rr est 1813 ontario chick service that satisfies many lovelies are threshing listed for beauty contest the entry list for the big beauty contest at cedar beach on civic holiday is steadily growing among those already in are heather lafontaine finalist in the selection of miss toronto 1941 and elsie march betty ford and miss gerrard and miss bloor of 1941 also miss danforth peggy brant helen bell of oakville dixie webb and many others a boardwalk is being erected for the bathing beauties to promen ade from one end of the beach to the other special events for the women folk are shoe kicking contest nail driving and rolling pin throwing there will be canoe racing and events for the children and men folk the entire net proceeds of the day will go to the red cross british bomb victims fund roasts card of thanks i wish to thank the friends and neighbors for flowers fruit candy and many encouraging letters re ceived during my stay in the hospital mrs clarence pipher fulopep fattening feed produces premium birds fit for a kings table at greater profits to you with fulopep fattening mash you can finish your market birds most economically and get top premium prices fulopep fattening feed is high in carbohydrates and fats nourishing elements to soften stringy muscles and put on thick layers of firm flesh it keeps your birds healthy and makes them eat heartily ask for full information on fulopep fattening feeds it will pay to know about it for sale and recommended by prominent mason dead well known in masonic circles in stouffville and markham walter madill died at his home in toronto on monday in his 75th year a past grand warden of the masonic lodge he was a frequent visitor to stouff ville and markham as a member of georgina lodge deceased was born on a farm near whitby and graduat ed from the toronto pharmacy when a young man being for many years thereafter identified with a wholesale drug concern angus back to lake most everyone knows old angus who was such a fixture around the cedar beach corner well angus has been in the hospital but should be back to the lake any day now and by the way did you know he headed the july 12tb parade at m in den with an old buck board and gray mare wore the same sash he has had for go years harvest time is here again and for that crowd of hungry men men heres nothing more appetizing than one of our tender juicy thresh ing roasts try one and see daily delivery to the lake phone 279 1oxv everyday prices with prompt delivery stouffville meat market wm pitman west end the starlng pest starlings seem to be making a dead set on stouffville as they come in to town by the thousands every evening around seven oclock dr freel declares they are not hero on his invitation despite the fact that the lovely grove on the freel proper ty accommodates a few thousand each evening much to the annoy ance of the neighborhood the council might reasonably ask the police department to organize a bird shoot to rid the town of this nuisance which is beginning to bother other sections than the one mentioned mr w j gardhouse mpp was in town last week the guest of mr thos birkett leslie rowbotham is leaving the latter part of the week for a short holiday on manitoulin island and other points north thousands enjoy these waters stiver bros authorized quaker feed dealer stouffville ontario phone 4501 musselmans lake within ten minutes drive from stouffville provides one of the best bathing beaches in on tario and during the last heat wave thousands of people sought the waters of this delightful spot on civic holi day the entire net proceeds of the cedar beach day program is being handed over to the stouffville red cross for british bomb victims

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