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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 1 1943 mbuuf peckud wheat germ bulk per lb 10c pine tar soap or carbolic soap special 6 cakes 25c lux toilet or camay soap special 4 cakes 25c aurora belle flour special 24 lb 75c mapleine flavouring 25c canada dry sweet ginger ale and lime rickey 2 large bottles 25c plus bottle deposit sauerkraut chateau cheese christies ritz biscuits tea bisk kinterlake toilet tissue white cooking beans rose baking powder tomato juice 26 oz tins bulk 2 lbs 25c 2 pound pkg 73c pkg 15c large pkg 35c 3 rolls 25c 5 lbs 25c 1 lb tin 15c 2 for 25c frozen salmon smoked fillet dreid herring ratclif f co phone 19s town delivery eldon staley tells of life at prince rupert outpost ballaritrae corporal arthur staley mr and mrs bert staley uxbridge township recently received a letter from their son pte eldon staley now stationed at prince rupert bc giv ing interesting sidelights on the nat ure of things at that far away out post eldons brother corpl arthur staley is now overseas with the tor onto irish regiment so that the staley boys are more than doing their share for the war effort 1 gormley when the north winds blow there is often more than snow with it guess what quite an epidemic of measles has swept our community during the past week school is being carried on with only a small attendance miss ruth hoover who has been employed in toionto for some time spent the weeeknd with her mother also mr and mrs charles hoover and blanche of unionvihe mr and imrs alex jones and fam ily of dixon hill visitel on sunday with mr and mrs jos sider and agnes this friday evening brings to a close the 4th session of emmanuel bible school the people of gormley have deemed it a great privilege to become acquainted and fellowship with each of the students we have sad a tery enjoyable three months together and have often appreciated their words of encouragement and willingness to help in many ways so friday evening we are expecting a full house at the closing exercises of elsewhere mrs mary appleton of colling- wood paid a visit to our community last week she believes in many calls of short duration in all i believe nearly forty homes benefitted by her cheery calls dont stay away too long again mary miss clara steckley o fort erie was home over the weekend mr o l heise spent a few days at the bible school at fort erie mr and mrs floyd winger of stevensville motored over on monday to visit with their parents rev and mrs a t gooding imrs winger re mained to spend a few weeks with her parents mr and mrs e jones would like to expiess their sincere appreciation for the many cards gifts and words of encouragement bestowed on them by their many friends although mr jones progress seems slow yet we hope when fine weather comes to stay that he will lally around again rexall big one cent sale at boad- ways drug store continuing until saturday night of this week this term imore detailed announce- j hundreds of bargains come in fo ment of this meeting iwill be found day farm stock including yorkshire swine also implements hay grain and 140 acre farm by public auction the undersigned has received instru tions to sell iby public auction at lot 10 east half con 2 uxbridge township private eldon staley hurry and a man has time to relax and let his mind and body rest he feels good from one end to the other i guess it is that thing we call our soul which we hear so much about and yet know so little of really com ing into its own and expanding the intentions for it were in the first place jake and i had a fourday pass last week and got a job for the four because he is having such a fine days it was a pretty good place to time at prince rupert eldon says he work in a wholesale i was running never got aiound to writing many a freight elevator most of the time letters home the weather there he and jake running a coffee grinder describes as swell much spare we didnt make exactly big wages time is spent playing baseball and football continuing this former goodwood lad says today being sunday and not having anything to do for the day i jumped into one of the carriers and went out in the mountains for a spin i have been over the road in numerable times now as it is the only one out of plince rupert but each time i go over it i find myself falling in love with this country more and more it nearly breaks a pel sons heart when it lams for a week stead ily but when the sun comes out and nature and the whole country and atmosphere laughs it is irresistable this probably sounds like sentiment al trash- to you folks at home but it you ever had the privilege to see and study the district as i have i be lieve you would fall a victim to the unabating lure of the rockies when i came through tlhe rockies to prince rupert i felt sorry for the people in the cabins we saw in the isolated vastness of the british col umbia forests however i new under stand their feelings to a certain ex tent and even envy them true enough it is lonely so far ashuman companionship is concerned but there is so much peace and quiet and beauty it more than makes up for such ordinary things as human be ings there never seems to be any we sympathize with job jordan and his soninlaw george sutton in their great loss mrs suttons death is reported elsewhere in this issue mrs percy cutler it is expected will be able to return from the hos pital on friday of this week follow ing an operation she underwent at st josephs owing to her illaess she will be unable to see her son eric get his wings the very day she is expected to leave the hospital the death occurred at the toron to general hospital on monday this week of sarah sutton wife of george sutton of ballantrae she passed away in her 6sth year following a long illness and the funeral will be held this thursday afternoon from the late home in ballantrae to churchill cemetery deceased was a daughter of the late job jordan ballantraes oldest man he being 90 the father and husband are the sole survivors there being no family but it was a change we stayed at the salvation anmy hostel for men in the service it only cost us 2i5c a night and real sheets fresh every day to sleep in i dont know how they can ever do the laundry for- that much the salvation army dont seem to worry about the cost and they really give us fellows in the services a lift especially in a place like this where you cant get a room for love or money i hope to get a six weeks course on demolition and land mines short ly i ran into a young fellow from uxbridge and another chap that used to play hockey for sunderland in the bush league at uxbridge we really had a talk about home and some real arguments about the hockey saturday april 10 193 tht following property belonging to w j hakney horses black mare 10 years prcheron black mare 11 years percheron the aljove are well matched bay gelding 14 years old biatk colt 3 years old 2 colts gp rising 2 and 3 years cattle holstein cow calf by side bine cow calf by side pl ayrshire cow calf by side ifofcilein cow calf iby side iwteteln cow calf by side holstein heifer full flow 3 years ayrshire cow due in may ayrshire cow due in may heifer calf by side holstein bull 3 holstein heifers due in may holstein heifer bred nov 29 th 3 holstein heifers s months old swine yorkshire sow due before sale yorkshire sow due before sale yorkshire sow due before sale yorkshire sow due before sale yorkshire sow due in june 17 chunks 100 lbs and over 11 chunks 100 lbs and over 10 chunks 100 lbs and over 5 chunks 100 lbs and over 3 pigs about iso lbs hay and gralv about 25 tons of timothy hay about 300 bus erban oats aflxjnt 100 bus fall wheat about 100 bus mangels quantity of timothy seed harness 2 sets doublo harness 1 set scotch collars number of collars ji implements etc tractor plow 2furrow new 12 in bottom and straightener com blower cutting box 12 complete with pipe mower 5 ft ihc binder 7 ft ihc with tractor hitch mower 5 ft mh disc drill 13 ihc new cultivator 15 tooth seed attachmt manure spreader ihc cultivator 13 tooth mh hay tedder ihc roller 3 drum horse rake 10 ft wagon low wheels with 4 tires wagon size 2 scuillers flat hay rack new set disc harrows turnip pulper set harrows 5 sec power emery 2 walking plows cockshutt 21 walking plow mh fanning mill lightgang plow cockshutt set scales 2000 lbs circular saw separator 700 lbs ihc steel truck wagon turnip drill large water trough potato digger ihc turnip drill plow complete potato sprayer 4 row beatty pump and piping now g belt 30 ft long etc etc a number of hens miscellaneous quantity lumber suitable for sleigh runners blacksmith forge doubletrees whiffletrees neckyokes blacksmith anvil gas barrel and pump iron kettle line shaft and pulleys milk mixer stoneboat loggineghains several feed boxes feed mixer forks hoes shovels carpenter tools steel water trough quantity household furniture auction sale of farm stock implements hay grain harness etc the property of c s boynton lot 29 cos 4 markham twp 1 mile north of victoria square bethestia mr and mrs orval weber of lon don ontario reached here this wed nesday afternoon to enjoy a short visit with mr and mrs oran fretz the snow has about disappeaied in the fielids and they are actually dry ing up in spots so that spring work will not be long in starting now we are told you may send your sugar ration needs to their aurora ration board or it may be left in stouffville with george storey or a e weldon members of another ra tion board who issued many of the books arouhd south whitchurch township of markham your vote and influence respectfully solicited for goodwood the death of mrs hackney is be ing mourned by manyfriends around goodwood the ohituary notice ap pears in another column bunny morgason and his wife also mr and mrs walterdavey mr and mrs ea adams fostena mcdonald pte roy mcdonald all spent the weekend in goodwood we understand dan wagg will move into john latchams house un til such times as he can get the one he purchased walter todd occupies there always will be god they cannot shell his temple nor dynamite his throne they cannot bomb his city nor rob him of his own they cannot take him captive nor strike him deaf and blind nor starve him to surrender nor make him change his mind they cannot cause him panic nor cut off his supplies they cannot take his kingdom nor hurt him with their lies though all the world be shattered his truth remains the same his righteousness still potent and father still his name though we face war and struggle and feel their goad and rod we know above confusion there always will be god rev a l murray it and has bought the place used by wm bryant who is seeking new quarters the new wagg place will be remodelled the people over on the second who are still snow bound are saying some very hard things right now evident ly they think they have been left to old saul to get them out well well such is life in a great township andrew morganson who spent the winter visiting his brother came rome this week he is going north again but will return aboutmay 1st for the summer months send the tribune to absent friends it is just like a letter from home the ch urch services christ church anglican rev f herman rector miss elizabeth foote organist sunday april 4th 1943 fourth sunday in lent 200 p m sunday school 230 pm evening prayer and sermon the public are welcome dalton rumney as councillor sat april 3 1943 polling monday april 5 1943 the farm of 140 acres has 100 acres workable 30 acres in hay 4 acres in hardwood bush balance in- pasture good bank barn 40x80 alio pig pen and straw shed 33x65 7roomod frame house and wood abed a never failing stream near barn could be developed into a pond terms on property half cash of purchase- price balance to remain on rst mortgage at 4 per cent interest to be offered subject to a re- serre bid terms on chatties cash no reserve owner retiring owing to iu health sale at 1 fmshaiu ais farmer auetloncotv obo todd clerk gormlorontph stouffville 7309 horses 1 bay gelding 6 yrs hd 17 cwt 1 bay gelding 6 yrs hd 14 owt 1 bay gelding 6 years gp 1 black gelding aged 1 black gelding aged cattle 1 holstein cow fresh calf by side 1 holstein cow fresh calf by side 1 holstein cow fresh calf by side 1 ayrshire cow due time of sale 1 jersey cow due time of sale 1 jersey heifer fresh 1 holstein cow due june 1st 1 holstein cow due july 4th 1 holstein cow full flow 1 jersey cow due may 28th 1 guernsey cow milking supposed to be in calf 1 holstein htifer springer 1 ayrshire heifer springer 1 black heifer yearling 1 jersey calf 6 months old 1 holstein bull 10 months old hay and grain 6 tons of hay 250 bus of mixed grain harnes 1 set team harness brass mounttdl 1 set back band harness 4 horse collars swine and sheep 1 yorkshire sow de to farrow apr 1 1 yorkshire sow bred two months 27 shoats 10 pigs 8 weeks old 7 pure bred lesttr lambs 4 grade lester lambs i pure bred lester ram implements etc 1 mh binder 6 ft cut 1 mccormick deering mower 5 ft 1 mh cultivator 13 tooth near ntw 1 disc harrow inthrow 1 horse rake 1 drill 13 disc 1 set drag harrows 4 sections 1 roller 2 walking plows 1 gang plow 1 spring wagon 1 scu er 1 wagon gear 1 set stewart clippers 1 flat hay rack 1 hay fork 1 set of sleighs 1 hay knife 1 milk cart 1 pig crate 1 wagon box 1 stt scales 1 stock rack 1 extension ladder 40 ft miscellaneous numherof barrels 2 neckyokes l wheelbarrow 2 sets doubletrees 1 4wheeled horst trailer terms cash sale stairts at ose pm no reserve as farm has been sold a s farmer auctioneer gormley ph stoukvllle 7309 jas r smith clerk township of markham your support in favor of the election of win timbers as councillor will be greatly appreciated polling monday april 5 1943 bloomington ringwood christian churches rev- g w brown pastor sunday april 4th 1943 1100 am bloomington the ordinance of the lords supper will be observed at the close of this service 700 pm kangwood you are cordially invited to attend these services flan to come for scarcely for a righteous man will one die yet perad venture for a good man sow would even daie to die but god commendeth his love tawai d us in that while we were yet sinners christ died for us romans 578 st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev t decourcy rayner sunday april 4th 1943 130 pm sabbath school and bible class you need god and god seeks you come and worship him why not come to gods house on sunday melville bethesda and peachs churches minister rev a j orr sunday april 4th 1943 peach3 1000 am j melville 1116 am bethesda 300 pm friday apul 2 melville ypu at the home of mr and mrs ginel wednesday april 7 bethesda wms easter thankoffering at the hofe of mrs gibson at 230 pm township of markham work for the election of reuben pearse as councillor polling monday april 5 1943 township of markham your vote and support will be appreciated for wm l clark as deputyreeve polling monday april 5 1943 second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday april 4th 1943 955 am bible school 1100 am morning worship j subject looking at ourselves examine yourselves whether ye be in the faith 11 cor 135 come to our prayer meeting on tuesday s pm for a time of spirit ual uplift the lord is not slack concerning his promise as some men count slack ness but is longsuffering to usward not willing that any should perish hut that all should come to repent ance ii pester 39 stouffville baptist rev d macgregoi pastor glenn ratcliff organist sunday april 4th 1943 1000 am- bible school i classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting come and receive a blessing mennonite brethren in christ church gormley and bethesda rev ward m shantz pastor april 4th 1943 gormley 200 pm sunday school 245 pm communion service 730 pm evangelistic servlce essential preparation thursday 745 quarterly business meeting saturday 230 junior meeting bethesda sunday april 4th 1943 1030 am communion service 230 pm sunday school township of markham your vote and influence respectfully solicited j for iira j harry barber v- as deputyreeve polling monday april5 1943 graduation evcrclses emmanuel bible school rev e j swalm speaker april 2 8 pm you are invited to come souls are finding help come stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stnpleton organist sunday april 4th 1943 1000 am iblble school 1100 am worship 700 pm gospel service friday 7 pm childrens meeting 800 pm christian endeavor v church hill sunday april 4th 1943 200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship a welcome awaits you at all these services stouffville united church rev douglas g davis minister sunday april 4th 1943 1100 am divine worship 1215 pm sunday school 730 pm evening worship the robe tuesday atllll 13 dr archer wallace will give an illustrated talk on great britain asltwas and today i ought to ibelong to the church be cause of what i can give to it and do through it as well as because of what i may get out of it i ought to belong to the church because of memories of faces that will never fade of vows dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev j harold sherk pastor sunday april 4th 1943 mountjoy 1000 am sunday school 1100 ajm public worship 730 pm evangelistic service the pastor will preach in the j evening service dicksons hell sunday april 4 1943 1000 am public worship the pastor wmpreach ll0bamsnndayscotl jft there will beno evening service thepublic is cordially invited to all of these services stouffvdlle mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday april 4th 1943 10001040 sunday school 1040 communion and feet wash ing service offering for conference treasury flundprev m bricker in charge 730 pm altotra thursday evening 830 stouff ville prayer meeting at mr jacob meyers home church street next week monday evening 830 young peoples meeting at stouffville rev g brown will speak tuesday evening 830 pm mon golia meeting wednesday evening 830 pm altona prayer meeting at the home mrs i lehmans home come and worship with us