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page four the tribune stouffville ontario thursday sept 25th 1941 stanley theatre phone 100 showing each night at 815 st saturday and holidays 700 and 900 thursday friday september 2- saturday 2c 27 kitty foyle ginger rogers dennis morgan atlso information ilikask monday tuesday wednesday skit 20 30 octolieh 1 the great plane robbery jack holt the invisible woman john barrymore virginia bruce thursday friday saturday october 2 3 i arizona jean arthur william holden yai zp5 zfis tc lemonville mrs ralph klrby was in toronto last week attending the wedding of miss lane mrs walter budd and family of the queen city spent the weekend at their country home here we are very sorry to hear that mr orval drewerys father is very ill in the stouffville hospital frank hall has entered the army training at guelph and not his brother jim in toronto mr and mrs hugh kerr and thos have been visiting in our village for a week mr george martin has taken a position in toronto george will be missed in the community kenneth kirby was on a fishing trip over the weekond and came home with some of the finest fish that could be found in lake simcoe mr edw pennock and son harry of stouffville visited with mr gor don lemon on sunday this is mr pennocks first trip to lemonville in several years congratulations to mr and mrs fred sanders on the birth of a son george edward morley we wish little morley the best this world can offer narrowly escapes death leave your donation for the comfort funds christmas boxes for the local boys overseas at the tri bune ollice do it today your help is needed and time is short i our weekly specials save you money raspberry apple jam aylmer pork beans peanut butter peanut butter habitant pea soup brunswick sardines 4 lb tin 49c family size 28 o tin 11 thrown clear of his car which was i dent in company with constable al in collision with a north bound train j greenwood of stouliville the auto- at the cxr crossing in the village mobile struck the side of the express of maple last thursday archie j train the car was carried 40 feet nichols aged 21 son of mr and mrs and almost totally demolished ross xichols victoria st michaels hospital on wednesday mornin square is in toronto and was report- 11 oz jar 15c ice box jar 20 oz jar 25c 28 oz tin lie per tin 6c macaroni inbulk 2 lbs 9c 2 lbs 25c lb 15c 1 lb bag 41c 3 pkgs 25c raisins australian seedless currants vacuum cleaned kara coffee lushus jelly powders supersuds with glass bow 27c gilletts lye eddys silent matches waxrite wax paper hudson toilet tissue master dog biscuits 50 ft rolls per tin 12c 3 boxes 29c 2 rolls 25c 4 rolls 19x 2 pkgs 25c stouffville groceteria self serve phone 2s0 we deliver ed as holding his own but not yet out of danger according to constable barra- clough of york county who happened along almost at the time of the acci- archie was thrown clear by the im pact he was rushed to the hospital after constable ireenwood had brought dr pratt to render first aid the crossing is level and affords a fair view there are no wigwags however the accompanying picture shows the xichols ear after the accident bloomington mr and mrs j winterstein went down to whitby on sunday imr and mrs w tranmer and son of toronto were home for sunday mr e storry and ruth motored to chatham on saturday mr and mrs abbey of toronto were guests of mr and mrs r english mr and mrs russell jordan of springfield illinois visited with rel atives here mr and mrs roy davis and barbara of toronto visited his fathers for the weekend mr and mrs canning and daugh ters of st catharines were at mr a cowies this week mr and mrs theo warder and son of kitchener and mr and mrs gordon ramer and children of col- bourne were guests at the home of fllr and mrs male ramer send friends the tribune to absent crosse blackwells cream 17c 16c bologna lb pot roast beef lb hound steak lb hamburg ih brisket points lb lie rib boil lb 13c side pork lb 21c prime rib beef rolled lb 28c porterhouse roast lb 30c shoulder pork lb 21c leg pork lb 29c chuck roast lb 20c sausage 2 lbs 25c sirloin steak lb 28c phamea1jed cottage rolls lb 29c sirloin roast lb 27c oboyle meat market phone 3501 stouffville ballantrae our esteemed knitter mrs wall- work who reached her 100th pair of socks is working for the war branch although she was credited last week with knitting for another charity victoria square mr lloyd beatty and irene motor ed to st catherines on sunday miss verna taun spent sundar with friends in toronto miss marion boynton was home over the weekend last week found many farmers silofilling in this district mr eddie hitchcock had tea with mr and mrs elmer huggins on sunday evening mr frank beatty is progressing favourably after an appendicitis operation on friday mrs frank collins is still nursing dr lillian langstaff of richmond hill who is ill with a heart condition mrs ross mckay of toronto was a guest at the parsonage over the weekend mr and mrs e britneil daugh ter blanche and friend were guests at our rally day service on sunday we are pleased to report mr bert sanderson is steadily improving from his accident we hope he will soon lie able to lie out again mr and mrs l knapp and fam ily were sunday visitors with mr and mrs elliott mcclure of oakville on friday evening of this week the goforth mission circle are to hold their regular meeting at the home of mrs stanley boynton all young girls are welcome the regular monthly meeting of the wms was held last wednes day afternoon in the basement of the church mrs r boynton gave the talk from the study book the community was shocked to hear of the accident which occurred to mr archie nichols last thursday morning when his car collided with a cnr train at maple crossing as reported elsewhere in this issue instead of our regular ypu meet ing on sunday evening the young people attended the carrville anniversary services when the choir from hero supplied the service of praise a splendid sermon was preached by the rev mr fockler ot maple a splendid rally day service was held on sunday last when the sun day school and church service were held jointly scripture was read by mr douglas geo the story was taken by mr hitchcock and the alain talk by rev mckay when lie chose as his text i was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the lord on wednesday afternoon the wa from here attended a special meet ing of melville w a the w a are planning a pot- luck supper in the basement of the church on sept 29th program is to be given by edna jacques plan to attend there was a good attendance at the regular wa meeting held in the church on thursday evening last week edgeley ladles were pre sent and supplied a splendid program the main talk of the evening was given by rov mr fockler of maple and was much enjoyed by all cider mill reopening our cider mill will reopen for the season on september 17 make your appointment in advance for apple butter making cider making tues day to friday each week both days inclusive p nighswaxder altona cider mill phone 9021 almira mr and mrs peter stiekley visit ed at stayner on sunday mr ed timbers of schomberg visited with mr and mrs willis lehman on sunday mrs ben cayman and son of lniouville spent a few days last week with mr and mrs willis leh man mr harry painter and mr and mrs albert upton also of toronto visited with mr and mrs jim paint er on sunday mr and mrs john jarvis also mr and mrs russell jarvis of agincourt visited at mr and mrs norman jarvis on sunday 2nd line uxbridge mrs bruce taylor and glend spent a few days with mr and mrs joe crawford at goodwood vandorf mr arthur starr was home over sunday this week will wind up most ot the corn cutting jobs mr art vanostrand rcaf spent the weekend with his family here mrs louis brillinger spent the latter part of the week with mrs russe sproxton mr and mrs john crawford were callers on sunday on mr and mrs morley andrews of queensville mr and mrs roy morley and grant were sunday tea guests at mi ami mrs will powells in aurora a miscellaneous shower was held for miss euelene kingdon on mon day evening she will be maried this saturday in wesley united church mr and mrs anion and little miss june of toronto were sunda- visit ors with mr and mrs george sproxton a miscellaneous shower was held at the maedonald home last thurs day evening in honour of mrs w day mr nat brillinger and imrs rev ted brillinger motored over from chippawa to call on relatives in this district and those in stouffville congratulations to mr and mrs william day of toronto recently married the bride being lmiss flora maedonald of vandorf second daughter of mr w maedonald and the late mrs maedonald mr and mrs wallace of the pilgrim mission will be with us sun day october 5 and special service will be held both morning and even ing at wesley that day and each evening the following week mrs fred jackson of toronto i spending a few days at mr te waggs mrs win haynes deb haynes t florence brittou and wm morgason all of toronto called oi imr and mrs xormau wagg on sun day last sunday visitors at the edwan i taylor home were misses france iand mae eaton of toronto mr am i mrs fred jardiue and phylis o oshawa i on wednesday october 1 at 23 j pm in the basement of the good wood united church the w i 1 having a speaker from the depart ment of agriculture to talk on hous furnishing zephyr and sandfon institutes will attend the ladie have planned a musical prograniiu all are cordially invited to atten and make this meeting a success ringwood mrs sam miller had to be remov ed again to stouffville hospital to treatment miss mary burkholder has taken position at murrays restaurant ii toronto mr mat brillinger and daughter inlaw mrs edw brillinger o chippawa had dinner on monda with mr and mrs herb hisey we are glad to know that mis jean graham who was rushed ti toronto general hospital last thurs day night for an appendix operatioi is getting along nicely messrs walter vague and dan filyer who are employed near sud bury were home over the weekend they report that the leaves on th trees in that district have taken ot their fall coloring the church was well filled at thi harvest home service on sunday evening the numbers rendered b the kinsman quartette and thi message delivered by oliver ramei were very inspirational income tax on the government monthly plan you must start at once next tuesday will be the curt opportunity to pay your 1941 income tax on the government monthly plan this gives you the privilege oj paying in twelve monthly installments without interest instead of by lump sunt in march 1942 here is how to get the monthly payment privilegel divide the total of your 1940 income tax by twelve this is your first payment and must be paid to the receiver general on or before september 30 1941 you will then pay the same amount before the end of each month for the balance of 1941 when you have estimated your 1941 income tax at the 1941 rate you will deduct the four payments you will have already made and pay the remainder in eight equal monthly installments starting january 1942 the government offers the above plan as the most reasonable and convenient method of meeting income tax obligations ask your local income tax office for installment income tax remittance form and any further information you may require c w g gibson tthtlittt j notional rntitm cf elliott commissioner of incmtu to i for best results ship your cream to us the best way to keep your meat is in cold storage rent a locker 600 per year from the time you rent same stouffville creamery co phone 18601 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings