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i vv f civrcy therabuiieystoufrv ah yi vigtf soup specials campbells tomato soup 3 for 25c campbells vegetable soup 10 oz 2 for 21c campbells chicken and rice soup 2 for 25c habitant vegetable soup 10 oz tins 3 for 25c aylmer vegetable soupi 10 ozl tins 2 for 19c clarks tomato soup 10 oz tins 3 for 23c clarks mushroom soup 10 oz tins 2 for 25c lowly priced for one week only stouffville groceteria we deliver self serve phone 280 westend garaqe a newsservice expert repair work on tractors cabs trucks imperial oil products telephone service wilson thomas les wilson alf thomas ringwood mr and mrs franklin hoover have taken rooms at scarboro junction where- mr hoover is working for a lumber firm fred steckley is home after erecting fence for a toronto firm in the montreal district for several months miss betty sanderson rn of toronto spent the weekend with miss helen abell mrs jos h hoover and mrs shank of stouffviue were friday visitors with mrs myrtle davis over 500 ration books issued here a busy day mrs j m grove spent tuesday of this week with mrs jos hoover of stouffviue mrs roy grove sincerely thanks the volunteer workers who so cheerfully assisted with the ration books mrs ross vague mrs ralphburkholder mrs a topp ing mrs s w hastings mrs ken laushway miss loretta conner new doners are needed for the blood clinic to be held in stouffviue united church on nov 23 lets make this the biggest clinic yet conducted intthe markham area men contact m e watts and women please phone dr innis mc donald markham ioe loaoc aox special womens missionary rally gobjiley mennoxite church wednesday nov 1 morning service 10 oclock mrs edma brubacher returned missionary from africa will lead in an open discussion hospital project afternoon service 2 oclock speakers rev r rice mis- sionary from china dr ross bell out going missionary evening service 730 oclock rev r rice will show mis- sionary pictures of his work among the chinese come and bring your lunch hot drinks supplied spend the day with us aos ioe sox barber notice patrons of my barber shop please take notice that i- will be closed from oct 30th until nor 9th thank you sl2 robert snowball open meeting the open meeting of the bethesda womens missionary society will be held on thursday oct 26 in the bethesda church at 8 oclock mrs r p chapin will show slides on the missionary work among the in dians special music by miss white and miss carr of vandorf mr farmer and mrs c hutchinson wul give instrumental numbers everybody welcome turnips banned because op water core we understand that the black- water district also farther north around manilla has been quaran tined for the shipment of turnips due to the great preponderance of water core showing up this fall the situation is said to be the worst in years and farmers who did not treat their fields or seed are suffer ing the worst around stouffviue where the sit uation is not so bad good eating turnips are not easy to obtain at least that is what we hear from various sources interested bethesda therell be an open meeting of the bethesda wms in the church on thursday october 26 a most interesting program has been ar ranged mr and mrs fred allin shirley and murray spent saturday in hamilton visiting miss mabel carr mr and mrs walter playter and earl were sunday visitors with russell preston and family mr and mrs frank hallman and family visited with mr and mrs art steckley on sunday mr earl brillinger is spending a few days with his sister mrs fred gillam christina stover 86 passes away a resident of the altona district since early childhood christina stover died last friday at the home of her son ross stover deceased was 86 years of age she was a native of the kitchener district and one of a family of thirteen children surviving are four brothers and two sisters besides her son funeral service on monday after noon was held in the old dutch church at altona and rev e morton conducted the service de ceased was a long standing mem ber of the sunday school which organization send a lovely wreath in remembrance of a faithful mem ber rex all one cent next week wednesday thursday friday saturday november 1234 boadways drug store stouffviue look for bills f the mail goodwood robert gulliver was up from oshawa and of course it being fall took home the winters supply of choice potatoes grown around goodwood pte harvey feasby was home for a few days from ottawa also mr and mrs edgar feasby and muriel of st catharines and miss clara johnston of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs charles feasby sympathy goes to the faulkner family in the loss of a son and brother just reported from bel gium john ashenhurst is building a sun room on the c w watson re sidence mrs m oliver in company with mr and mrs chas watson claude and dean had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs jim kennedy in toronto friends here extend sympathy to mr and mrs frank beach in their recentgreat bereavement look out for the hot supper in the united church and dont let anything keep you away bloomington mr and mrs robert mills were visitors in toronto on sunday miss gwendolynetranmer of the kitchener school staff was at the home of her parents mr and mrs o h tranmer on sunday dont forget the anniversary ser vices on sunday nov 4th at 11 and 730 oclock congratulations and all good wishes for future years of happi ness to mr and mrs burnett mr and mrs c lemon and helen were visiting with mr and mrs tapscott at armadale altona mr and mrs david nighswander have returned from a two weeks visit to the states our sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late christina stover mrs walter slack and betty ann of stouffviue and mrs howard st john gary and dianne spent wed nesday of last week with their parents mr and mrs d crosier miss margaret wallace and miss esther davis were guests of mr and mrs arthur- wideman last tuesday lac wm malloy rcaf and mrsmalloy of trenton were guests for tea with her parents on sunday the tsc met at the home of our minister in stouffviue and received an address by mrs mont gomery grace lehman president presided the young people will hold a halloween party at the home of margaret cowperthwaite this fri- day evening special services to be held at i stouffville xhk1stlan church t sunday october 29 1100 am 730 pm ii inspector r h wallace paid an official visit to the stouffviue high school this week married in stouffville the marriage of miss dorothy snowball daughter of mr and mrs arthur w snowball of markham township to mr elmer burnett son of mr herbert burnett blooming- ton was performed by rev gibson brown in stouffviue on saturday october 21j the ministers wife and mr gordon brown acted as bridesmaid and best man madame l jones distinguished canadian gospel singer will sing many outstand ing hymns this is your opportunity to hear again this renowned singer you are cordially invittd to attend rev c g montgomery dickson hill we notice that june grove cw ac is wearing another stripe con gratulations corporal grove pheasant shooting day passed rather- quietly here last week but mr ira grove had the good fortune of gettinga fox on mr sandifords farm ac 2 george bloor vancouver bc spent the weekend at the wm grove home congratulations to mr and mrs 1 sandiford its a boy miss evelyn byer had supper at the moyer home on friday evening we are all glad to hear that mr and mrs ira grove are now enjoy ing the conveniences of electricity in their home the annual reorganization of our sunday school was held last wed nesday evening mr maurice eby the new superintendent and all other officers wul commence their duties on sunday mrs c mcdowell and jim of the 7th line spent tuesday with mrs rpy moyer the ladies of the wms held their annual thankoffering pro gramme at dicksonshill on mon day evening mr john heska supt of the canadian sunday school mis sion showed slides of their work in northwestern ontario ir do your christmas ing alk to dee oui fybdtuhxf etylb in sledded blooded shintl v check these values for your household needs 36in factory cotton 20c 25c 3gin white flannelette 25c 29c 36in light and dark stripe flannelette 28c 34in plain grey domet flannelette 35c 36in navy moleskin for kiddies pants 35c 36in sand also white interlining flannelette 29c and 40c partlinen teatowelling a 29c all linen teatowelling 65c part linen blue red check tea towels 35c trimi cottage curtain sets v 119 curtain pairs in viole white ecru 229 pr curtain pairs in scrim red white 169 pr drapery chintz floral design 36in 129 r 48in 189 2 yds widerexoleum good design 65c 2 yds wide congdleum 140 run yd fabrics for smart make your own clothes 42in spun rayon featherflannel blue brown green and gold 119 54in wool flannel red and navy 225 54in fine wool and cotton dress goods 179 54in rabbits wool heavy coating blue beige and brown 340 50in silk poplin wine and egg shell 165 warm clothes for the coming winter days ski suits blue red and brown sizes 614 1095 quilted ski jackets sizes 1420 red turquoise and gold 1095 parkas and kerchiefs all shades 98c 129 leather ski mitts red brown black 235 girls felt beanies 49c brush rayon turbans all colors 49c uoe y 0441 qiji psiojuesnd decorative vases 11 and 20 inches high for 185 and 425 framed pictures some by wallace nutting for 95c1954295 vii v so j pairs 85c100 200 toiletries bath salts- powders perfumes and a shaving sets 25c to 139 beautiful colors in scarves rayon chiffon and and wool 39c to 125 from suggestions listed here smart new handbags large assortment of styles and colors 325 425 795 new fall lines of gloves pigtex chamoisette good shades 125 325 rayon panties childrens 24262830 50c and 65c rayon panties white and tea rose sm1 55c to 98c rayon slips bias and straight cut tea rose arid white sizes 32 to 42 89c 215 be ready for v day buy your flags now 5c 19c 39c and up spofford co successors to wh shaw store i buyvictonybqnds 0t gas station is fined 5000 illegally selling graded gasoline to a customer who turned out to be a special investigator for the wartime prices and trade board brought a fine of fifty dollars and costs of 275 to aegray aurora in magistrates court at newmarket on friday the idefendant who pleaded not guilty to the charge was given an alternativeof one month in jail by his worship mag istrate w f woodliffe questioned by mr n l mat hews special prosecutor of the wartime prices and trade board mr william j johnson also of the wartime prices and trade board testified that he had visited the defendants service station on yonge st in aurora on sept 19th and purchased three gallons of gas oline the witness said he gave mr gray a loose coupon bearing the number 70803 which number was not that of the license of his car he said that the defendant took the coupon and put it in his pocket mr johnson went on to say that he returned the following day identified himself aiftl asked to see the defendants coupons he was given ton sheets upon which cou pons were pasted and among these was the coupon with the number 76803 he also found thirtyone coupons endorsed in lead pencil and eight coupons not- endorsed questioned further by mr mat hews mr johnson stated that the defendant told him that he did not recall taking the coupon 76803 from him ive tried to runmy station in a legal way stated he accused in his own defence if this coupon was given to me i have no know ledge i guess i didnt watch close ly enough asked by his worship what fine he thought adequate mr mathews said that he was inclined to think that the defendant had been care less in looking after the coupons rather than deliberate in breaking the law he was therefore willing to consider a minimum penalty i am inclined to think that you have just been careless his wor ship told mr gray you are how ever making yourself liable to a severe penalty i am being lenient with you but if there is a repetit ion i will not be so lenient fagged out tired all the time miserable lowinspirits draggy dopy legpains cramps in legs sciatica lumbago arthritis j neuritis rheumatism neuralgia getting up nights bedwetting- your kidneys and liver need cleansing with bakers klanb by dissolving the uric acid crystal an cleansing the kidneys as well as the soggy liver making a purer blood stream puts life in tissues an musclestones up the system bakers kidney liver ax bladder is guaranteed as represented or money back 3 weeks treatment for 100 george ebakerrhmb r manufacturing chemist auction sale of household furniture miscellaneous articles the property of rev s s shantz north markham friday nov 3 hospital screen bed pan convales- i cent serving bed table 3 dressers 2 washstands bureau 4 mirrors 94 quarter bed with mattress bed with mattress white steel bed and mattress spool bed with springs wooden bed andspringsjjdoubledecker bedv frames 3 bed reading lamps davenport double bed rocker to match sliding bed couch stretch er stretcher frame no canvas 1 verandah rocker small flour chest game croklnole tablejlarge piece linoleum linoleum rug 6 ft square 4 cream blinds felt for homemade rugs 3 doz halfgal sealers- odd jelly glasses wash boiler work bench dutch oven meat grinder 2 stands large crock general purpose trailer good tires size 47520 tent 12x12 6 ft walls cottage roof floor for tent 12x12 four sections coleman camp stove small oven 47 white leghorns good gray winter overcoat size 42 good black winter overcoat size 40 felt hats 2 raincoats good lea- ther windbreaker m m property of orval roach dresser and stand washstand 2 beds with springs rocking chair kitchen cabinet chest of drawers largechest of drawers small per fection coal oil heater fruit cup board oven for coal oil stove quan tity lumber 2x4 number planks 2x12 x 16 ft occasional chair steel- tired buggy garden cultivator stock sprayer 2 sprayers 3gal nearly new blowtorch ladder 16ft step ladder 5 ft steplad der 6 ft quantity sealers arm chair large dish pannew manure fork 3gal crock terms cash no reserve sale at 130 pm a s farmer auctioneer af great service of sagred music g o r m l e y mennonite church sunday october 29 700 pm the following talent will take part heise quartette dicksons hill quartette atha trio farmer trio milne sisters noted violinist henderson sisters mrs a hutchesson will play piano accordian mrs ar doner will accom- pany at the pianq mrsrevhuson win present jva- special sceneorfelt in bcautlfuloil colors fe gfti iis 3 of 1 j ifctafifessftbs3arrfi ife5y4fttftifilt f ii