Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 12, 1944, p. 9

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seldom seen if my neighbor- joe down the road ever forgives me for giving away- his secret about church at tendance it will go down as a mir acle- but we just had to tell that story last week it was so oppor tune i believe in doing things when the opportunity presents it self down through the ages men of great leadership seized opportun ity promptly otherwise they would never have been great had peter and andrew ignored the great invitation we of our day would never have known their commercial tire depot synthetic tires size 550x17 1550 size 600x16 s1725 size 525x1 s 1410 size 500x19 1175 size 500x20 prewar 1085 size 30x3 prewar 685 prewar tubes group c1819 275 group c17 245 group b19 210 group a2021 165 group c2021 310 30x3 120 seat covers for all makes of cars at special prices paris auto supply jos parisi richmond him ont iftjfl can bejc1l paints giv interiors and exteriors extra grace and beauty kelp you rest better work better feci better -thats- because rthey are made by a company whose i research knowledge andexperiencehas enabled them to keep quality high despite wartimedifficul- j ties and cil paints preserve and protect your home too ensuring itagainsc the ravages of time and weathertheres a oil paint dealer t near you hes paintwise and will be glad to give you friendly suggestions or advice why not talkthings over with him preserve protect beautify fw riches stouffvimje ontario in heatherhall agimcourt ot sat night oct 14th music by russ creighton and his variety dance band fromtoronto dancing 845 admission 50c refreshment booth 1 for best results as to price and service let our truck call for your cream we pay an extra two cents per lb of butter fat for cream delivered to theerearnery cold storage jlockebs t6rent s toiif fville creiameiryco stouffvilk orit phone 18601 j sjbfssk5 tejmiirs j twbvwi names unhonored and unsung they would have long ago joined the billions unknown in the silent halls of death the very fact that they followed their master sent their names down through the ages as heralds of a better day a working lad who like peter and andrew answered the call prompt ly- no hesitating became george whitfield one of the great evange lists of the eighteenth century a bobbin boy in an edinburgh factory acted smartly and became david yvingstone who turned the eyes of the world on africa and so it goes in a little meeting in aldershot a discouraged minister heard the call anew and john wes ley became the leader of a great revival when old josh received the prompting to tell on neighbor joe we up and did it and if you dont see joe back in church we miss a good guess because he sees how silly his excuse is for not going to church about theonly thing that dont work wellror me this acting promptly on- a what seems a good impulse is when i decide to sell a pen of hogs i just cant beat those hogs on the stock market try as i may when i think i have six selects i only have one and when i think prices are going to be stiff i rush in my pork and price backfires the other way however hogs or no hogs my advise is that we should act on a good impulse promptly dillydally and youll find an excuse for back ing down on what you ought to do old josh ttnionville police chase tire thieves constable ben gayman of mark- ham township chased tire thieves for approximately 15 miles at a rate ofgbo to 70 miles per hour along ertiirt road thursday morn ing but failed to apprehend them i came across two men stripping a car which had previously been reported stolen from john s knappman of west hill of its tires at about 130 am constable gayman told the press when they saw me they jump ed into their own car abandoning the stolen car and drove away along a dirt road i gave chase but could not see them very well as they were driving without lights and were leaving a dust cloud be hind them they must have cut the fence around james russells woods and drove in to strip the car of its five tires the constable added and must have just finished their job when i arrived as the tires were not there hcisaid inti jl marmill poultry hog concentrates for the former or pbultryman- who has ah adequate supply of good grain and the facilities for proper mixing marmill poultry and hog concentrates will give the base for a ration assured of all the important vitamins proteins and mineral etc keep your birds active- r god liver oil oyster shell grit charcoal central feed store phone 277 stonffvillc ont farm stock implements grain hay seed harness etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 15 con 1 uxbiidgc township just east of gravel hill on friday oct 20 1044 the following property belonging to r james a mcdonald bay mare gp 8 years bay mare gp 8 years bay gelding 3 years 2 colts 2 years blue white cow due on dec 10th white cow 5 years bred may 1st full flow blue white cow 5 years bred june 9th full flow black cow 4 years bred aug 11 full flow 2 yearlings heifer and steer black calf fat 2 months 6 pigs chunks around 50 lbs 7 pigs chunks around 50 lbs sow bred 40 hens binder p w- 7 ft cut in good repairmower mh 5 ft cut good new hay- rake ihc scuffler mh culti vator 12tooth ihc scuffler fl hay rack truck wagon near new cut down wagon box crosscut saw sleigh nearly new flat bottom same for gravel box root pulper set of harrows 4 section ihc walking plow barrel 160 rods electric fence wire water trough steel lined 4 bis cap set breeching harness good set of backhand harness good pair of high tops quantity of hay alfalfa quantity of mixed grain bushel of clover seed 20 lbs timothy seed l quantity of feed turnips stove crown huron kitchen cup board doubletrees forks shovels hoes neck yoke etc terms cash sale at 100 pm lloyd turner clerk a s farmer auctioneer gormley ont ph stouffville 7312 nearby towns rounding up their hockey players towns surrounding stouffville are already rounding up players for the coming hockey season we learned this week markham start ed a couple of months back to round out a lineup and we under stand they will be the farm club for one of the toronto junior a clubs with hy bell back at the helm again the team made money lastfwinter and although there- are few homebrews available the fans will pay at the wicket as long as the team- is doing well whitby has nearly all of last years team ready to go again al though harden is gone and samanski another of their stars will likely be with oshawa gen erals newmarket will also be back with many of last years players and richmond hill whose bush- league sent a winner into the oh a last season is expected to be back bigger- and better than ever i eavestrovghixg without permit because of better supplies avail able for the market- the prices board has removed restrictions on thepurchase of eavestroughing it is no longer necessary for farmers modernizing their homes or build ing new ones to secure a permit before buying eavestroughings innocent margaret an item in the daily press was headed boys in north toronto lose 100 a night shooting crap now margaret wants to know whatckind of little animals craps are that their furs are not valuable v2 hft t i ft stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop telephone 7001 7002 theyre talking about a tencent jhey speak of it glibly but what does it mean it m eans that every payday if your bosspaid in crisp new onedollar bills each of them would buy onlu a measly teneemvworth of goods saii rtosesavinqsouye made with ten dimes to a dollar ig would sjmhklbtheisizeijfone that inflation so weve juckyjn canada that price ceilings and other antiinflotfonary measures have kept pur dollar value high lnfactadolldkgdesfurrhertoddybuysmoiegoods than the dollar of 1918 look at these prices a pound of cocoa today re compared to the wit was then the same quality towelsjjglnow werejjgjthen yes we get a good dollars worth today and pmembekr you protectyouv dollarvdlue when you refuse topay more than the ceiling prioedenounce blaclcmarkets buy victory bonds save pay off debtee and help keep thecost of living down r 5- m j- i promise to give my support to keeping the cost of living down i willbuy only what i need i will observe the ceiling whether buying or sell ing goods or services i will pay off old debts save for the future invest in victory bonds and war savings certificates and i will support taxes which help lower the cost of living fart 0 y hre wttiu to help nretl dw daaccn tfatt tefttdoa rcctcmotl for u ik pmpk thi nidoo 2 sm0li

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