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the tribune stouffviue ontj thursday december 10 1942 newport fluffs a delicious puffed wheat cereal in four sizes 9 19 25 39 dr- jacksons meal with ii doll form per pkg 31c country club choice peas 20 oz- tins 2 for 25c california figs new crop per pound 35c liptons noodle soup with delieibus chicken flavour 2 packages 25c australian seedless raisins california dates vanilla 6 oz bottle lac hornes puddings per pkg 5c kellogs krumbles per pkg 15c catellfs spaghetti per tin 10c pancake syrup per bottle 20c graham wafers bulk per lb 25c ratclif f co phone 198 town delivery vecuue cat 1ed an excellent foundation for a coiffure is our exclusive nestle permanent wave designed to give individualized and flattering effects miss badgero will glady advise you about an uptotheminute coiffure for the holiday season for appointment telephone 3206 bettv beautv salon births johnson in uxoridge township on wednesday december 2nd 1942 to mr and mrs jack john son a son owen to sigmn and mrs owen dorothy mcgrogan at grace hospital toronto on december 5th 1942 a son daddy over seas wi it was a great success the maid en flight at montreal of the- first madefncanada catalina amphibian despite a nasty bucking and gusty wind the big white beauty follow ing her christening with champagne took to the air with graceful ease she flew over st hubert airfield and surrounding country and took a low jaunt down to the canadian vickers factory so that the men and women workers who had produced her could see their completed work the catalina named in honor of princess alice wife of the earl of athlone governorgeneral of can ada was given her name by lady dorothy bowhill wife of sir fred erick bowhill of the raf ferry command here the princess alice is towed toward the trial takeoff recalls coming of the railway continued from front page occupied by mrs ben bartholomews millinery store and mr john brays tailor shop where schells butcher snop stands was a frania house back f which was wheelers pond up mill street where mr goudic now lives was a small frame house where charles flint now chancellor flint was born there was a tannery operated i believe by a mr demill where j silverthorn has his garage a spur of tho railway crossed main street here to got to the wheelers grist mill and saw mill and where dr freel lives was a cottage with a cellar kitchen which was the wheeler home from that wrs to the railway crojsag was an orchard with a high ioil fence along the main street later this was sold in lots next the hot where the block of stores stand now was mr john hopkins private house and store then a blacksmith shop and carriage shop and no nouses beyond this for some time going back to the east end on the south east ji-nei- o the school lane near the fence vas the homeof mr and mrs ficklor then a small house in which the widow smith livednext came a large brick building where the post office was before it was moved down to sanders block mr archie leaney kept store there then came the baptist church and a house occupied by mr and mrs john kent where miss sadie stewart lives was mr john b flints resi dence and then mr mcmurchys tan- nery and miss annie brbwnlees tow of small houses the location of dr wilsons residence used to be a store and dwelling lived in by jameson grahams then bookers store where we purchased our first cooldnsr stove to the west of this was john aliens watch maker the corner where mr f i buttons re sidence stands was a frame building occupied by mr t g dougall the town constable joining this was a drag store operated by dr rowan and npstairs was a photograph gal lery conducted by john borth on the opposite corner was doughertys hardware store then a small china store in charge of a bachelor by the name of s v bray as a small girl i can remember reading his adver tisement which read s v bray wants a wife right away his adv paid as he later got a wite mr les rowbothams store was tenanted by williams tailor shop and his home was james doughertys residence next came the homes of j bruels miss kenney and dr levenge where ratclifrs store now stands was a house occupied by mr and mrs james hand and which was later moved up mill street where our post office is now was wheelers mill and back- of this down in the flats was a saw mill also a shnall house where mr- and mrs dave henderson and family lived they were colored people and he was the foreman at wheelers mill from the mill along where obrien ave is now was a large barn and yard the property of wheelers then came the homg of mr and mrs mccallumwho kept a millinery and fancy goods store miss mccallum now lives in this home where miss daley lives- was mr tom shaws on the corner where mr pennock lives stbod the frame house which now stands across the street at one time this build ing was a carriage shop and printing office the name of the newspaper being called the alert where mr quantz used to live was a frame house where mrs barkey lived and next door was the musselman home lived in now by mrs helmkay my father bought this home and we lived there a number of years a sister and brother being born there also my sister and i were married fom that home where mr holdens residence is was our orchard until it was sold to mr joe todd who built the brick residence oh the corner the gibney home was where miss addle atkin son lives and mr j b moore the baptist minister lived where the wideman home is now on the cor ner was the marble shop and along about where the late mrs latchford lived was a barn and a very small frame house there was vacant pro- stouffville christmas market tuesday december 22 dont neglect your christmas advertising next week is your last oppor tunity to bring a christmas message to your prospective customers in town and dis trict local merchants should not miss this opportunity of advertising at least the lines which are most easily obtain able the tribune circulation is now at nn alltime peak 1825 copies r being printed weekly copy should be placed with the paper by the end of tho week perty from there out to the ninth on the corner of which was a house tenanted by a mr gilcrist and later by robert laidlaw and his sister we used to call this the zoo as i- believe they had almost everything for sale there i might also men tion the fair grounds at the top of church street the division was about at mr gunns lot where there was an entrance to a large field no doubt there are some landmarks that i have missed but now we see what a beautiful village we havetb live in with its grand water varid electric system its paved streets sidewalks and beautiful homes sure ly the lilies have fallen to us in pleasant places and we have a goodly heritage we should be thankful that we are living in a land of peace and prosperity so let us work hope every and pray for a peace the world over j week dishkag a british tommy nonchalantly uses captured nazi flag as a dish- rag to clean a tin mess plate some where in the western desert dur ing a pause for sustenance dur ing the headlong chase of rom mels beaten forces shoppers are reminded that the stores in stouffyille will be open evening during christmas a a av a i a i go to church sunday is it a souare deal torysu tooctfect tb church you woum not live in a commoairy wiihowi the church ifihe church utbc back boo of ny canttwuty ths ccotir ot ill wur bcit life iboulu ud development the trsiteit builder of private and public codidtace tbc tout tchool tor a character that vau live throaih eternity aad the fiver through it mentbentup c4 more than 80 per ceuu of all charity i it a square deal car you to let others do all thu for you and carty jour dead tncitht betide bloomington ringwood j christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist december 13 1942 christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday december 13th 1942 1100 am bloomington 700 pm irfngwobd sunday school in each church at 1000 am classes for all ages childrens meeting iff the ring- wood church monday at 700 pm lantern slides you are cordially invited attend these services plan to come to- stouffville christian church chas montgomery pastor mjss nora staplcton organist sunday december 13th 1942 1000 am bible school 1100 am worship 700 pm gospel service friday 700 pm rchildrens meeting church hill 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship he that hath the son hath life and he that hath not theson of god haip not life hearty welcome awaits you these services at third sunday in advent 200 pm sunday school 300 pm evening prayer sermon by the rector the public are cordially invited worship with us to melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a j orr sunday december 13th 1942 peachs 1000 am melville 1115 am bethesda 300 pm friday dec 11 melville yptj crockinole social to provide boxes for our boys overseas in the church silver collection friday dec 18 peachs ypu at the manse sunday dec 20 christmas ser- vices candlelight service in the melville church at 730 pm dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches sure to please practical rev j sunday reevol antifreeze half and half- with water protects your radiator in low winter temperatures 43c per gallon keep the rad in shape during the christmas season chocolates fl i pound boxes an assortment of good candy for this season hunts pattersons fresh pack ann hatha way princess betty ann christmas suggestions seals twine wrapping paper adrienne jasmine garden ia yardley gift sets for ladies brush comb and mirror ijij sets watermans pen and pencil sets manicure sets in zip- per and leather cases i toilet waterper- umesetc christmas cards i shaving soap in bowls and cream shaving lotions powders and brushes woodbury menot coigates mens sets in bachelor wcburykvrdenia forgel- boadways jdrug store 4o sim this year buy practical gifts arid we suggest you make your selection as soon as possible as stock cannot be replaced in time for christmas alwayd a paludal qljjt white shirts by tooko make a very acceptable gift in sizes from 14 u to 1h price 200 jdhxs broabcioxh shirts in popular stripes and small patterns priced from 115 to 250 qijjt pyfcunal made from cotton broadcloth in a variety of stripes in colors of blues wines browns and greens sizes b c and d price range from 200 to 300 a variety oscanvea complete his wardrobe by giving him a warm sarf in reefer style a grand assortment of patterns and colors as well as the ever popular white scarf price a few other suggestions pony horse- hide windbre akers bathrobe gloves t- braces socks initial handkerchiefs and a wide variety of ties in giftboxes- harold sherk pastor december 13th 1942 mount joy 945 am sunday school 1045 am quarterly service the mount joy and dicksons hill congregations will unite for this ser vice the ordinance of the washing of the saints feet and the lords supper will he observed the pastor will be in charge of the service 730 pm evangelistic service the pastor will preach dicksons htmi 945 am- sunday school the dicksons hill congregation will unite with mount joy for the quarterly meeting there will be no evening service stouffville baptist rev d macgregor pastor glenn rit cliff organibt sunday december 13th 1942 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service subject where does the soul go at death pastor will preach at both services bible school supper and enter tainment on wednesday december 23rd wed 8 pm prayer meeting mennonite brethren in christ church gormley arid bethesda rev ward m shantz pastor gormley sunday december 13th 1942 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship 730 pm young peoples thursday tonight prayer meeting at harry bonnets home st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev t decourcy j rayner sunday december 13th 1942 130 pm sabbath school and bible class 230 pm rdivine worship the minister will preach- emmanuel god with us an advent message what- supreme significance of- the advent season you are cordially invited to this service please note change of hour st james offers a welcoineito you redtimbio l millsst 3ilns warm wool sweaters with zipper neck mackinau wiridbreakers golf hose gloves shirts ski caps etc etc a nv 0 ft a r e curtis bethesda sunday december 13th 1942 1030 am worship 200 pm sunday school wednesday next week prayer meeting at geo yakes home a blessing will be yours if you come second markham baptist church norman rowan pastor friday december 11th 8 pm rev p p koleada from russia will show slides entitled gods truth about russia dont miss this address musical selection also sunday december- 13th 1942 bible school 955 am mornihg worship 1100 ami- subject christian education or salvation or both j tuesday 8 pm inspiring meet ing of prayer and praise to god except ye be converted and be come as a little child yehalr enter jinto the kingdom of h ofatthew 153 behold now is the accepted time behold now is the day of salva tion iljcorisrz stouffville united church rev douglas g davis minister sundav december 13th 1942 1100 am divine worship 1215 pm sunday school 730 pm cgit vesper service wednesday december 16 wa will meet at the home of mrs keith tarr obrien avenue friday december 18 sunday school christmas party supper served at 6 oclock let uswalk kindly friend we cannot tell how long this life will last how soon these precious yearsvbe overpast let love walk with us friend- stouffvdlle mennonite jj church rev h shantz pastor sunday december 13th 1942 1000ajn sunday school t 1100 am divine worship 230 pm mongolia s s 730 pm evangelistic 730 pm altona the communion sfervlce for next sunday decern- ber 13th will not fee held until january 13th 1943 j no prayer meeting this thursday ruft- r onotice announced evening