Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 14, 1944, p. 10

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7v j s sc eig -by- v rt- -i- ibunestot 1944- htswc ttihi-r- 7a j- iiisr r g- m- fvc agent helps boys overseas its nice to know there is some one at borne ready and willing to do little things for us and to corres pond with us so regularly wrote a canadian national expressman now overseas to harry h white- man express terminal agent at the central station montreal the little things mr whiteman does for his former employees include such services as collecting back time pay and depositing it in the bank and checking receipt of vict ory bonds sometimes bought in the front lines meat market claremont choice line of fresh and smoked meats fresh pish every thursday we are in the market to buy all kinds of dressed poultry customers should place orders early for christmas poultry a j sutherland ph claremont 1808 claremont survived torpedoing pte j e heawood female im personator pf the armys tin hat revuej survived the tor- pedoing of the revues trans port in which four members of the company lost their lives he is now home in canada on car batteries 13 plate limited quantity 775 15 plato heavy duty 950 17 plato ford type 1050 17 plate heavy duty 1250 w1nterfronts for all makes of cars and trucks 150 to 250 each new hot water heater prewar 1095 good uskd heaters 1000 complete stock now available of perfect circle piston rings paris auto supply jos parisi richmond hiiil ont stouffville machine toolworks telephone 253 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs agents for minneapolis honeywell electric janitors dance in heather hall agincourt ont saturday nite dec 16 music by russ creighton and his variety dance band from toronto dancing sv15 admission 50c refreshment booth five jionths ox a bridge santa claus will come living on a bridge over water without touching dry land for five months was one of the experiences recalled by aj rothwell bridge and building master cnr at regina on his retirement from service he was helping build a 32 mile bridge for the southern pacif ic across salt lake utah 40 years ago the bed of the lake was so soft he remembers that at one point enough gravel was used to complete a fill 700 feet deep auction sale milking machine oliver tractor farm implements cattle horjes the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at lot 34 con 8 markuam township ringwood saturday december 16 1944 the following property belonging to george myland horses and cattle bay mare 10 years old grey geld ing aged holstein cow fresh holstein cow bred july 27th hol stein cow bred oct 3rd holstein cow bred aug 26th holstein cow bred aug 10th holstein cow bred sept 10th holstein cow bred aug 20th blue cow bred on oct 3rd black cow bred on sept 27th jersey cow bred on dec 1st hol stein bull dairy equipment delaval milking machine 2 units new last year vega cream separ ator 700 lbs milk pails and strain er and plunger also cream can cow chains and bars milk stools milk sleigh milk cart new tractor farm implements oliver tractor 70 on rubber start er with lights 5th and 6th gear good oliver tractor plough 3-fur- row good case tractor cultivator 11tooth good jitter tractor double disc good inter seed drill 13disc good p w hay tedder good f w corn scuff- ler bissel steel 3drum land rol ler good masseyharris horse rake good masseyharris binder 6ft cut masseyharris mower 5- ft cut good masseyharris auto four carriage 2 onehorse scuff le rs 2furrow sulky plow cock- shutt walking plow hear new 21 fleury walking plow harrow cart hay rack good rubber tire wagon bain good low wagon box with springs good turnip drill mh drill plough with potato digger good set of sleighs and log bunks set of 3section harrows set of 2section harrows set of lever harrows cutter fan ning mill and bagger land ddrag set of bam scales root pulper garden seeder cyclone seeder turnpike shovel hand potato planter pig crate pig troughs steel water trough 2 wagon jacks 2 bags trucks 2wheel trailor extension ladder 28 feet hay fork sling chain sling ropes hay knife draw rope 150 feet stewart clippers logging chains mail box feed boxes arid barrels bag holder corn hoes electric fence wire y and controls fly sprayers cistern pump white wash sprayer bench- vice grain bags and jacks axes- no of planks bench vice 3 potato spray ers lanterns crosscut saw buck saw about400 tomato hampers no of baskets oil drum 45 gal 52 yds cotton for plant beds 2 bus feed basket hoes rakes galvanized bushel doubletrees shovels forks neck yokes tools other articles harness poultry etc set of team harness collars horse blankets old harness brooder house 10x12 brooder stove chick feeders water foun tains 2 range shelters 2 range feeders cicken coops 105 pullets barred rock hamp cross electric brooder hay grain roots quantity ofturnips and mangolds quantity of timothy hay quantity of clover hay about 200 bushels of erban oats good for seed about 350 bushels of mixed grain small quantity of fall wheat about 14 feet of silage 400 bushels of feed oats household furniture secretary and bookcase rug 9xl2 stove guard congoleum rug 9xl2 feather tick 2 small tables 3 iron beds and springs iron bed and springs mattress 2 dressers writing desk 3 washstands com ode chair pullout bed 2 rocking chairs davenport bed 2 side- boards chesterfield chair high chair findlay cook stove cream enamel near new withjeservoir and warming closet extra large dining room table round dining room table 5 dining room chairs 2 hanging lamps table oil lamps kitchen cabinet 2 large glass cupboards 2 small cupboards kitchen table bench pantry cup board cellar table pantry table small cook stove near new 2 lounges washtub stand lawn chairs flower stands quantity floor oil cloth good pictures toilet set 6 kitchen chairs coal scuttle jars shot gun stove stand meat saw butter bowl and laddie oil stove flat irons odd dishes quilts croquinole board clothes wringer lawn crocket set clothes horse gramaphone and records wash tub 2 boys bicycles dolls bed cupboard carriage table and 2 chairs chairs cradle childs sleigh and wagon stove pipes 5gallon stone jug crocks screen door storm door 5 gallon cans terms cash sale at 1230 sharp no reserve- owner retiring lloyd turner clerk alvin s farmer auctioneer gormlcy ont ph stonft 7312 to troops in canada employees of tle canadian rail ways in the montreal area serving in canada with the armed forces will be the recipients of christmas gifts from their fellow employees these will be forwarded by the c nr employees war services ass ociation which has already sent more than 1000 christmas parcels to montreal employees serving in the various overseas threatres of war arrangements are also being made for the entertainment of children of employees a christmas party will be held in the cnr recreation association rooms with santa qlaus on hand to distribute gifts to all children up to 12 years of age five months on a bridge living on a bridge over water without touching- dry land for five months was one of experience re called by j a rothwell- bridge buildig master cnr at regina on his retirement from service he was helping build a 33mile bridge for the southern pacific across salt lake utah 40 years ago the bed of the lake- was soft he re members that at one point enough gravel was used to complete a fill 700 feet deep s remember her with flowers this christmas day shell oh and ah with delight when she receives your bou quet of flowers on christmas day whether its your mother or your best girl you can be sure that flowers will please her for it is a thoughtful gesture such as this on special occasions which says better than words that you are thinking of her make your selection now from our beautiful assortment of roses snaps and cyclamen stouffville floral co phone 7001 stouffville ont when is a dollar not a dollar hen if wont buy a dollars worth of goods fir instance compared to presentday standards qour dollar of the last war was worth not a dollar- hot sometimes less mans housewives who went marketing in 1917 hadto part with tar a tourpound jar of jam which you bug today for dads winter underwear set him back fethenas compared tothe he could bug itfor today yoogetalotrnore fbryour money nowgj because price ceilings and wit w44 other antiinflationary measures have kept the value of your dollar high thofs whu if will pau uou to see thatserfish spendin j never undermines price control in conada remember you protect your dollars worth when you vse your money wisely w when you pay offdebts refuse to bug needless luxuries give black markets a wide berth and dont hoard goods ml i promise to give my support to keeping the cost of living down i will buy only wliat 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 jetfiuk pmmtettya published by the brewing industry ontario to help reveal the dancers that inflation represents for all the people of the nation ttri fv sivctji ug

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