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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday sept 18th 1941 page thrsb ringwood bull cne champion hereford breeders were jubilant at the cne this year irhen rlngwood repeat won the grand championship in lat cattle for george rodanz at ringwood farms stouffviue opening auction commands high prices the public auction si2 on the v 1 middleton farm noii of clare- rowit iast monday was the opening sao toy the fall sals season in the district and prices ruled high the total sale ran over s00 almost a thousand over a caretil estimate made previously tli best team of fcorses sold separately the clyde kare bringing 112 0 and 4-year- old gelding 100 beef steers ran to tsi50 he top piefe and charles sargant was the buyer he also look three heifers at i0 ach bert matthews paid s2 for a steer too shetp were in good djiaanl and sold fr 1325 each implements all brought good prices and grain sold well oats at 50c bushel and mixed grain 5sc per 40 pounds hay si 325 per ton corn in the row of 40 rods sold for 61c and turnips 50c per 40 rods a s farmer auctioneer stat ed that the price augured well for a sale season of high prices joe austin son of mr and mrs george austin was in town sunday in the uniform of a naval cadet imrs robert leslie has secured a house in toronto on logan avenue and intends to move to the city at the end of this month in the mean time she is offering a quantity of furniture and dishes for private sale as announced in the small adv on the back page prepare for those afterschool snacks school days are here again and with them come those afterschool snacks so popular with those growing girls and boys have you prepared for them if not be sure and drop in to stovers bakeshop today their sandwich loaf and other tempting breads are just what youll be needing the st0uffv1lle bakery bakers for two generations we ave yov moneys get this k ixtra mhiagi goodyear mr and mrs armitage of mark- ham were visitors one day last week with mrs ben burkett mr bill malloy has a position with the woolworth company in toronto but intends to retain his home in stouffviue driving back and forth the- rev g r duncan and miss annie duncan diyton were guests at the frank rae home last wednes day nothings impossible today said a man to us the other evening well he may think so but did you ever try striking a match on a piece of soap charlie dadson bloomington turned home last week after four weeks in a toronto hospital al though quite weak charlie hopes to be well again within a couple of months rest next sunday is known as rally day at the united church sunday school when at the morning ser vice the scholars will sit in the body of the church in class formation when all the parents are expected to be present for the service lmr and mrs william marr from los angelescalifornia were visiting with mrs g h saunders and mrs harold lewis last week mr marr will be remembered as publisher of the tribune for a short period prior to 1923 imr jim ridout is home from lake simcoe where he has been in camp all summer as reported some time ago he received a nasty gash on the back of the hand from a carving or bread knife and we note that the wound is still quite sore although jim says it is greatly improved over what it was some weeks ago a big barn are near sharon was quite visible from town one night last week and several cars of people set out for the scene of the disaster thinking it was in whitchurch town ship night fires glowing in the sky line are just as deceptive as adolf hitler and are in the same danger ous class too dr weatherill and wife were in town last week for a short time the doctor who took over the dental practise of dr neil smith who is now in england with the can adan army is himself stationed at camp borden for the duration mrs weatherill is staying with her sister in forest hill just a simple slip caused an item in this paper last week to re port tax receipts on the first half of the 1941 taxes to be 13000 where as it should have read 1s000- leav ing only about 5000 to be paid in december eighteen thousand dol lars paid in on the first instalment is well up to the average of recent years j a green richmond hill in formed the liberal last week that war saving subscriptions in the township of markham stood for june 1532 july 932 and for august 700 there has been a de finite fallingoff since that time but with holidays over and people get ting back to regular expenditures again the investment in war stamps should take a sharp upswing this is the situation in practically all other municipalities help the comfort fund pte allen mcconnochie who is serving with the postal corps at ottawa is home on two weeks leave visiting his wife and young son louis wells son of mr and mrs elmer wells has taken a position with the office specialty at new market mr and mrs jack oneill of madoc were in town last weekend visiting mrs oneills parents and mr oneills brother the local undertaker miss dona tait has joined the hello girls and is now on the staff of the bethesda stouffviue tele phone co donna was one of last years first form students at the continuation school mr and mrs jos borinsky and irviiv motored to ottawa last week end and while in the capital they visited their daughter edith who is a nurse in the municipal hospital there the church needs your presence and support the fighting forces need the gas that you uso motoring around the country when you should he in church and you need the spiritual benefits and you need the ed from the change mrs s w hastings and two daughters helen and marion en joyed a trip last week through the thousand islands enroute they called on mr and mrs norman baker at belleville a deiseloil railway car was in the local yards over the weekend on its way up the line inspecting faulty rails this car is filledvwith delicate precision instruments and each time a flaw is found in the line the spot is marked with paint for the local section gang to correct carman stiver of unionville and a frequent visitor at the harvey schell home here suffered a slight head injury while playing n the school grounds in his home town and he was removed by ambulance from the vivian forest where he had gone with his other chums for the reforestationpicnic last wednes day two cockerels to help our boys overseas by buying tickets on two cockerels at stiver bros you will send comforts to the boys overseas through the soldiers comfort fund and stouffviue war branch stiver bros rev canon skey will be the speaker next sunday afternoon for the harvest home service in christ church anglican at 2 pm holy communion will be administer ed and all friends members and adherents are expected in goodly numbers son and grandson flying the lethbridge alberta herald last week carried a double column picture of flying officer r d mey ers 46 and his son p d meyers aged 21 years instructor in the rcaf the announcement of father and son uniting in the air force has a particular local interest in the fact that the officer and in structor are son and grandson of mrs levi hoover of this town both father and son are serving in western canada the september meeting of the garret evening auxiliary was held at the home of miss gertrude todd miss waters presided the theme of the worship service conducted by miss brooks was our contacts with new comers imiss dowswell gave the study book chapter links be tween the east and west the pro clamation on the week of consecra tion was read by rev mr dayis a solo was rendered by mrs j m sttvey and at the close of the meet ing a social half hour was enjoyed by all r the heart of your tire to get top service out of your new tires equip v with new low- cost goodyear tubes a mile- eating long- wearing extra value tire the choice of motorists who know youll get a real thrill as you ride on this big goodyear g3 because it gives you more of every thing you want in a tire at a saving in price that will amaze you theres a good reason why its one of the most popular tires ever built let us show it to you well save you money miss borland of peterboro has been appointed as assistant teacher in itnionville public school where mr alt hill is the principal the vacancy in this school occurred wthin a few days of the opening date yet there was no shortage of appli cations to fill the position during the interval from the first of the month until miss borland took up her duties this week mrs charles nolan former teacher at richmond hill acted as assistant the new teacher has five years experience vruve for service todav d f holden sons stouffviue ontario on saturday evenng imr joseph harrison of imount albert was in town for a short time with his brotherinlaw mr dan hall mr harrison who is a contractor has just completed an outstanding work at kingston where he and his son rus- scl moved a solid brick residence 30x36 feet in size over 30 rods and never so much as disturbed a brick or cracked an inch of plaster the large house was sitting on a cement foundation but the job of raising it for moving was not so difficult as the actual moving mr hail explained it weighed 400 tons and required a tonific amount of power to got the thing in motion and a substantial foundation all along the route to maintain it without any sag the accomplishment was viewed as some thing spectacular and was photo graphed several times by the king ston whigstandard showing the operations at different points on page two we publish a letter that will not meet with the approval of the farmers and it doesnt meet with our idea of things either the writer suggests that old dobbin do the farm hauling this winter in the interest of saving gasoline our idea is that too many other agencies using gasoline that should beeut off before the farmer such as useless delivery of bread delivery by depart mental city stores by direct truck to get business from the local dealers joy riding and still other burners of the fuel the farmers live long distances from town and have to travel miles every time they have business to do imagine the feeling of a farmer bucking the cold to drive old dobbin to town only to see townspeople sprinting around in their cars driving cars to toronto when there is good bus service and all the rest of it no mr gasless the farmer is not the man to start on then after all this fussing we read in a reliable us journal that there is really no gasoline shortage but a lack of haulage facilities which could be overcome if all the idle tank cars in the u s were put to work and so we can safely leave it all in the hands of the government who if they really want to cut down on gasoline can do so by the slmplo method of limiting the sale as has now bepn done visitors from victoria ba interesting visitor in town this week was mr sid cockswortli of victoria bc who made a hurried call at the home of his sister mrs k g tarr obrien ave since the war has put holland bulbs out of busi ness victoria is seizing the trade and mr cocksworth will produce a hun dred thousand for his wholesale trade he tells us these bulbs grown at the coast are the equal to any holland bulbs produced but the dutchman readily gets the market when war is not on because of low labor costs in europe enahling them to undersell canadian growers corn and the moonlight corn roast season is on for the younger folks and in true fashion they all start after dark it is be cause it gets dark so early these evenings or that darkness and the moon add more romance to the scene or is it because the corn is more readily obtainable after dark and while on the subject of corn roasts can anyone explain why its a roast when the succulent ears are boiled qoitq buses leave leave stouffvnjue to toronto fi a 615 am d 245 pm b 825 am c 350 pm c 1250 pm e 840 pm except sun hoi b sun hoi c sat only d except sat sun hoi e sat sun hoi standard time j i bus trava information at leola food shoppe gray coach lines st williams orange grapefruit 2 lb iar marmalade 25c tasty cream soda biscuits hunters spreading cheese aylmer golden bantam corn 2 lbs 25c 8 oz pkg 17c i 2 tins 23c dads cocoanut square cookies per pound 21c excelsior pastry flour 24 lb bag 69c quaker xxxx bread flour 98 lb bag 249 early morning coffee freshly ground lb 37c lynn valley peas new pack 2 tins 19c rubber jar rings pickling vinegar cider or white doz 5c per gal 45c hay fever victims hay fever has its customary num ber of victims down around town despite the fact that the department of health produce figures to show- that people have been remarkably frer from the malady this fall it was late we are told in arriving but it in here nevertheless so as rag weed is permitted to flourish so the hay fever victim buti cheerful fact is that the department realizes that thoe places that made a vigorous attack on the weeds account for the decrease in the number of victims suffering from the pollen crown medium per doz sealers 115 small per doz 99c parawax pound pkg 15c clarks tomato juice 20 oz tins 2 for 19c luxor electric light bulbs 60 30 watt 2 for 25c vitab wheat germ cereal per lb 10c or 3 lbs 25c rene claude full top basket plums 39c celery local white cooking onions large bunches 2 for 15c 5 lbs 25c golden yellow banana medium size per doz 25c elbcrta peaches are at their best this week dominion stores limited