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sj yir the tribune stouffviue oat thursday dec 17th 1942 classified advs phone 15301 real estate 100 acre farm for sale at bloomington hydro and good water will sell as going concern if desired phone 9206 i farm for rent 175 acres some bush spring water good well fair buildings situated near claremont g m forsytk clare- mont ontario articles for sale for sale one pair of boys tube skates size eight practi cally new and one pair of boys skates size four phone 168 wanted wanted cedar rails brown phone 176 r e wanted man for farm work employment by the month or year apply to c reynolds phone markham 812 boy wanted part or whole time for delivery work phone 200 schells meat market wanted quantity of good used sap buckets 10 quarts or more preferred box s tribune office for sale set of bob sleighs h carruthers phone 8903 wanted good sound cider apples lapp brothers phone markham 1222 coming events the annual christmas concert at the bethesda public school s s 12 whitchurch will be held on the evening of tuesday december 22nd edna foskett teacher for sale ladys grey curl cloth coat good fit size 18 20 may be seen at goldens store for sale quantity pure home rendered lard 15c pound 25 lbs or over 14c dave mcdowell phone markham 43r4 for sale pair of girls skates and boots size 4 in good con dition phone 905 stouffviue vegetables still wanting a few more soup carrots any variety also a quantity of cabbage r e brown phone 176 wanted quantity of turnips suit able for shipping ross chapman phone 4609 wanted girl to learn egg grad ing and candling apply by letter or in person to selective service office newmarket for saxe two mens overcoats one gray and one brown like new two pairs of skates and boots 1 pair size 9 1 pair ladies white size 5 both like new phone 100 stouffviue skates pair of ladies tube skates for sale size 5 with iboots complete good condition mrs a boake phono 6702 wanted job milking your cows cooling your milk- and grinding your grain- with a delaval milk erfrigidaire coolerwoods grind ers rollers and coolers moffat electropail heaters tradeins accepted toronto radio sports 241 yonge st wn 4501 for saleboys leather wind- breaker for lad of 12 sheepskin collar isplendid eondition also pair of boys ccm skates size 5 mrs albert king phone 2808 for sale quantity of good cook ing onions 6 quart basket 30c bushel 150 also carrots and cabbage ross vague ringwood phone 5716 for sale pair of ladies skates and boots size 5 also one pair of snow shoes and one pair of moccasins winnie hutchinson stouffviue beatty bros ltd litter carriers pumping outfits water bowls electric grinders re pair farts etc bell son phone 281 stcmftville wanted flocks all breeds to supply us with hatching eggs for the 1943 hatch ing season flocks culled and blood- tested under government super vision free or charge guaranteed bonus over grade a largeprice with additional hatching premiums your chance to make up to 25c per dozen premium over the price of grade a large also turkey flocks wanted for hatching also wanted pullets all breeds and ages yearling hens cockerels suitable for breeding write for full particulars twcddlc chick hatcheries ltd fergus ontario livestock for sale your choice of two electric washers one wood tub and one copper tub brooder house new 150 to 200 chicjc capacity insulated and paint ed insidg and out furnace kettle 50 gal capacity in real good shape set double team harness also set of single harness and harness parts also collars g w baker gonnlcy pliohe 7304 jersey cow for sale near due stewart rae phone 8815 for sale one fresh milk cow also a few choice ewe lambs j h houck phone 8909 for saile seven holstein spring ers some quite close- jersey springer also three ihoistein heifers for sale jack oboyle phone 6715 the christmas concert for ss6 markham victoria square will be held on monday december 21 at s pm silver collection dorlne gooding teacher lemon ville school christmas concert is to take place on monday evening december 21at the school everybody welcome marion van- nostrand teacher the christmas concert of the second line school uxbridge will be held on monday december 21 at 815 pm buy your tickets for the lucky draw on a quilt donated by mrs a taylor miss mary stamp teacher the annual christmas concert of ballantrae school whitchurch ss no 11 will be held on december 17th at 8 pm admission 10c and 15c miss zimmerman teacher dicksons hill school concert december 22 at s pm silver collection luella a stouffer the annual sunday school con cert of goodwood united church will be held on friday evening dec is at 8 pm a good programme is prepared full particulars in the news columns santa claus will be present mrs a dowswell supt the stouffviue christian church sunday school entertainment will be held on tuesday december 22nd at socloek you are invited to attend the altona public school christmas concert on december 22 at 815 silver collection a play irobbers on the trail written by the school pupils mary f graham teacher atha public school ss no 16 pickering will hold their christmas concert on friday december 18 at 8 pm admission 15c children free net proceeds for evening telegram british war victims fund mildred lakey teacher v hillcrest public school will hold their christmas concert friday evening dec 18 at 815 oclock everyone welcome admission 20c children 10 cents m i fleming teacher for sale female- ferret 1 years old also 17rplate battery good condition jack williams cor 9th con and markham townline claremont po lost and found a christmas shoot shooting match wednesday december 23 on the farm of walter ward claremont rifles and shot guns frizes turkeys and geese usual rules to prevail in memoriam byam in memory of stanley byam who passed away dec 17th 1941 his weary hours and days of pain his troubled nights are past and in our aching hearts we know he has found sweet rest at last sadly missed by his wife and daughter olive card of thanks mr and mrs lome kester mrs g brownshbrger and mrs j thompson wish to express thoir appreciation to the kind friends neighbors and pall ibearers for their kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral remembrances which proved so comforting in the loss of a good mother and sister va mm couimmstzh an idle hen- not only isnt producing eggs shes also cat- ing feed a laying hen should have r often hens are idle only because their egg capacity is not being util ized for instance hens on the re search farm lay as many as 23 moro eggs per bird per year when dr hess poultry panamim is added to the ration and there in a nutshell is the reason we strongly urge that you give panamin a fair trial its tonics and minerals that a hen gets in panamim both are often needed for top production just ask us about panamin stiver bros stouffvlxme ontario estray ayrshire steer about a year and a half old notch in the ear warren graves mt albert found a small sum of money in stouffviue loser apply at the tribune office lost yellow gold link bracelet lost in stouffviue on saturday night valuedas a keepsake find er please leave at tribune office relief officer shows indignation there was a warm discussion at the whitchurch council meeting monday afternoon when the relief officer robert windsor accused members of the council with inter ference with his work in the capac ity mr windsor brought along a couple of comfortable looking fel lows from ballantrae section as two reliefers who were supposed to have been neglected it seem that a load of wood sent to one of them turned out so wet it wouldnt burn but the officer declared that he was unaware of wet wood being de livered and had always been able to count on the supplier of fuel giv ing dry wood concillors baker and logan who were delegated to in vestigate the situation gathered the impression that the officer just wasnt doing all he might mr logan gave one man wood from his own pile reeve toole explained that no body was trying to override the relief officer but when complaints are received such as they were in another case over on yonge street then this council had to act in that case a child had died he stated and neglect was being charged mr windsor said the child might have died from neglect but not neglect of this township the mother of that child bought a car not many months ago which news came as an eye opener he said the case was before the provincial officer who was looking after and into the situation whitchurch has not neglected those people he declared at the height of the argument the officer said i object to you butting in presum ably the two councillors i have looked after the relief ees at ballan trae and they are here to tell you so the two chaps in question thanked both the officer and the two council lors also for what had been done i believe that when the two councillors visited these cases following complaints they decided that there were irregularities reeve toole declared however as matters got thoroughly discussed the troubled waters quieted and the issue dropped thats the most excitement we have had this year said a smiling councillor after the flareup specials for christmas cut mixed peel australian raisins walnuts glace chbrries peas 16 oz tins choice quality pastry flour assorted jelly powders pork beans 26 oz tins choice tomatoes 28 oz tins beehive syrup keta salmon fancy rice almond icing red rose coffee harry hornes cocoa candy 2 assorted creams hard mixed per lb 25c lb 13 k lb- 20c hib 26c 3 for 25c 24 lbs 71c 4 for 25e 2 for 25c 2 for 25c 21b tins while they last 25c large 2 for 39c lb- 10c lb tin 30c lb 49c lb tin 23c candy lb 29c 2 lbs 35c oranges and grapes reasonable prices gifts for all members of the family bethesda generaljstore open every night till christmas it was appreciated we have heard a number of very nice things said about the his torical sketches on early stouffviue homes printed in this paper the last two weeks one prepared by miss vera tarr and the other by mrs e j davey who wrote largely from memory of things she recalled in stouffviue from time of hei girl- the annual sunday school chi 1st- hood miss tarrs account of east end mas concert will be ljell christmas folk was said to be very accurate and eve dec 24th in the community served to revive the memories of the hall victoria square everyone wel older people who could recall the come whether members of the sun homes when they were refreshed in merchants if you have not paid n dollar into the market fund for tliis year please leave it at the office of tliis- newspaper or the village clerk it n jiccdcil to meet incidental expenses in connection with christmas market home on leave harold good ordnance telegraph ist who has just completed a course at the iimc signal school at st hyacinte is spending a few days with his parents at the brierbush before leaving for a camp at the east coast skating stouffviue arena this day school or not dont forget the christmas con cert of ss7 markham on tuesday evening december 22nd at s pm dont forget the christmas con cert of victoria square school ss nog will be held monday evening december 21st at 8 pni for sale or rent sale by tender sealed tenders for the purchase of the desirable property occupied by mr william cutting gorham st east of newmarket being the northeast part of lot no 33 in the second concession of whitchurch containing four acres one rood 27 perches will be received by- the undersigned until dec 31 1942 possession of the property will be given april 1 1943 terms 10 per cent january 2 1943 balance april 1 1943 louis l nichols rr2 gormley phone stouffviue 4004 wanted dead horses and cattle telephone for free pick up phone stouffviue 255 markham 4326 claremont 913 we pay phone charges gordon 1joung ltd phone adelaide 3636 toronto delaval milkers and cream separators order now only a limited iium- oer available for 1943 we install and service bell son phone 281 stouffviue sale register auction sale on friday december is the property of robert sellers lot 12 con 5 uxbridge miles straight north of claremont matched team of draught ycldings 4 years old milch cows young cattle hogs fowl hay grain insllago and turnips also farm implements sale at one terms cosh w f marquis uxbridge auctioneer milk down 2c qt now in effect fluid milk took an appreciated flop in price on wednesday of this week when the maple leaf dairy along with every other dairy across canada reduced the price of milk by two cents a quart the prevailing price locally will now be ten cents a quart which price prevailed up to about one year ago f the womens regional advisory committee for ontario which was re cently called to toronto to discuss the proposal and make recommenda tions for the government is compos ed of mrs ryland new for central ontario miss grace morgan north bay mrs john detwiler london ontario and mrs j y harcourt brockville mrs new is the chair man in regard to the lowering of the price of fluid milk to the cohsumer on december 16 mrs new explain ed that the milkman would refund 2c on every quart milk ticket the housewife had left over on that date the milk had been selected for a reduction in price mrs harcourt said because it is our most impprt- ant food it is vital to the health of thopeople particularly to child ren that all families ibe able to get the milk they need she said that is true of milk and certain ly we nil need more oranges especial ly the children miss morgan con tinued i am a school teacher at north bay and id like to see an orange in every pocket if one has not been eaten at the breakfast tabte oranges getting pretty ex pensive in our part of the world but now that taxes and duty are off and seasonal decreases are coming down then naturally well bo able to afford them at the 7to 10c a dozen cheaper price reduction in the price of tea and coffee have been made chiefly be cause they present a cash outlay to the farmer mrs harcourt explained besides there could not be a run on these commodities because they are their memories mrs davey may be said to have been brought into active touch with the homes and the people because of her association with her late father who was the first municipal clerk and treasurer of stouffviue in those days when the village was just incorporated there were no banking facilities here the nearest bank being at markham village it was the duty of mrs davey as a girl of probably 12 years to drive with horse and buggy to n the southern neighborhood and bring back cash for the treasurer at that time it was customary to pay forservices in cash immediately the accounts were passed at the council meeting everybody has enjoyed the writeups of miss tarr and mrs davey and the editor on their- behalf sincerely thanks the historians for their cooperation in having their reports published born at lem0nyille eightyseyen yrs ago funeral services were held on thursday last for mrs mary jane irwin gower auburn who died on saturday at her late residence in aurora following a brief illness she was in her 87 th year born in lemonville in whitchurch township mrs auburn was married at the age of 18 she and her husband who predeceased her some years ago toojt up residence on the fourth con cession of whitchurch for 58 years later moving to richmond hill the couple spent their remaining years in aurora mrs auburn was a member of the baptist church and was active in red cross work surviving are five daughters lydla and ethel of aurora alice of hamilton ilodemia of detroit and ella of alliston interment was in aurora cemetery already rationed if the government had not decid ed to subsidize certain foods anew costofliving bonus would nave been added after lie first of the year she pointed out and it would benefit only one of three earners families of the armed for ces do not get it farmers do not get it nor do pensioners nor many people on salaries moreover in dustry has to absorb the bonus that is added to its payroll and a new bonus would put the cost of pro duction up at a time when we can accord it cost of things like planes ships and tanks r as well as civilian goods would be affected ploavmen officers are all reelkctei all the 1942 officers of east york plowmens association were re elected at the annual meeting of the group held in heather hall agln- court saturday night tlie local plowing match which had been held each year for almost a century and other activities of the association were cancelled this year owing to war conditions the members agreed to invest the cash balance on hand in victory bonds the following are the officers r f sellars past president charles tapscott president bruce davidson and john jarvis vicepresidents l a kennedy secretary treasurer w l clark directors col g b little clarke young w g maxwell bert kennedy t p harding h little g tran f yeamans r j french lg bennett gw henry r stiver f baggs r onnerod j a macklin and s watson thursday1 night enjoy the first skate of the season band red cross notes we would greatly appreciate your help with our new knitting quota re ceived last week of army comforts including 20 turtleneck sweaters khaki and 30 sleeveless sweaters khaki the womens auxiliary supplies needed are 10 pairs of knickers navy 10 toques navy 10 pairs ankle socks navy mrs r grove dont waste time waiting for the necessary feeds to fit your stock for market every day saved in the period fromweaning ta market is that much more profit we have on hand at all times a full supplyof western wheat oats and barley on which there is a deduction of 450 per ton under the dominion freight assistance policy we are quoting these bulk fob mill and the price is j right for cash gelt in touch with us and let us quote you on a ton or more can be ground into your own bags if desired dont wait do it now mix these grains with marmili 32 per cent bacon hog concentrate marmill super 41 per cent hog concentrate i marmill 24 per cent milk maker 1 marmill 33 percent concentrate marmill egg and breeder concentrate j marmill super 35 per cent laying concentrate result a fully balanced ration giving maximum production and more profit i keep a bag of marmill iodized mineral on hand all the time reesors marmill limited phone 96 markham iw