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the tribune stouffville ont thursday november 17 1949 federation agriculture markham meeting monday november 21 830 pm sharp unionville township hall all those interested in agriculture are invited to attend an interesting and instructive meeting ladies provide d raymer president gentlemen collection f brumwell secretary pine orchard miss l barber attended the homemakers club on saturday at the homo of beth johnston miss june brillinger spent the weekend at her home mrs ross armitage mrs j pyle and mis walter johnston visited in toronto several days last week and attended the wi convention at the royal york hotel douglas bagg and younger brother visited the reid home over the weekend also cousins of mrs reids and mr gibney of western canada miss eileen fair of toronto and miss mary fair of lindsay were weekend visitors with their aunt and uncle mr and mrs walt johnston howard ash has started back to newmarket high school again mrs edwards mrs r ralph mrs j lundy mrs ash and mrs ralph si attended the luncheon at the wi convention in the royal york hotel on thursday mr b boake has started farming north of vivian on the former smith farm we are sorry to report mr herh goodwin is seriously ill mr good win lives in toronto but spends his weekends at the farm home here remembrance day service was well attended on sunday the girls choir and mr boyd supplied music with mr harold moddle delivering a very appropriate ser mon gospel centre in veterans hall unionville sunday november 20 1949 at 1100 am mrs bozzart of fenwich will relate her outstanding experiences do miracles happen today are the sick healed are the powers of satan real hear this message and be convinced something different vital and interesting rev p r barley efeito zfsignpost of satisf action our guarantee ill mituiiu tu t mi 0mo tt sbornj 100a satisfaction baking supplies australian recleaned 3 jolly good pbtti dates31c saxoni4 dried fruit cp mixed peel t 1 9c walnut pieces z 26c dol key seeded raisins 15 ox pkg 15c park hill std quality hand packed t0jftae 2 fancy quality ungraded peas blue gold v 1 7c clarks tomato vegetable or scotch broth soup 2 for 15c falfs view std iii heavy syrup pears dessert 2 29c red seal 8 c pack fancy red 1 1 cohoe salmon s 34 irresistible flavour freshly ground as sold rbchmello cc coffee lb 00 orange pekoe mother parkers tea ps5c yitli sncct thin skinned full of juice size 288 florida oranges doz 25c selected ontario so 1 wash ed parsn i ps 3 lbs 1 9c us no 1 cnpo cod 1 hi cello bag cranberries 27c sweet thin skinned and juicy size oo florida grapefruit 3 for 25c selected washed and trimmed 10 oz pkg fresh green spinach 15c ontario xo i fresh green quart box brussel sprouts 27c values effective ihurs wl sat nov 17- ii l dickson hill mrs wendell knight of toronto spent a few days visiting relatives here a number of our young people attended the lookin weekend activities at the emmanuel bible college kitchener messrs titus and maynard hall- man spent several days at the hallman home mrs libby chapman uxbridge spent a couple of days with her niece mrs we grove congratulations to robt hall- man on his recent birthday miss doris lou of toronto was one of his party guests and her mother accompanied her home and will be remaining for an indefinite period mrs gunn spent wednesday at the moyer home vandorf glad to report mrs wilbur graham is home from the hospital mr walter graham mr fred allin mr wilfred lundy are spending a few days hunting in the haliburton district mrs chas dibbs spent last weekend in toronto mrs gordon mackay mrs geo richardson mrs grant moffey mrs h c powell mrs c pogue attended the wi convention at the royal york last week mrs h c powell is in charge of the nursery class at wesley sunday school children between i and o years will be welcome altona a number of our sports are back north deer hunting we wish them luck two car loads from this com munity attended the temperance rally held in massey hall recently our sympathy is extended to mr and mrs wilbur barkey nea mary nighswander in the loss of their infant son mr and mrs russel crosier of london were guests over night with mr and mrs david crosier all attended the funeral of their cousin mrs r lane at poi perry last thursday miss esther davis was a dele- date attending the wi conven tion held in the royal york last week a number of members aiso attended gormley e a and mrs smith of gormley enjoyed their motor trip to corn wall ottawa and montreal e a smith professor of industrial chemistry faculty of applied science and engineering univers ity of toronto accompanied 110 of his fourth year students in chem ical engineering through court- aulds canada co rayon silk and howard smiths pulp and paper plants at cornwall commerical alcohol ltd and international pulp and paper plants at gati- neau near ottawa and redpaths sugar refinery at montreal this is one of professor smiths annual trips with the chemical engineer ing students atha congratulations to mr and mrs gordon overland of kingston who celebrated their wedding annivers ary at the home of her parents mr and mrs david tran on sat urday mrs tran also celebrated her birthday mr and mrs joe tran and family were guests with mr and mrs fred draper recently mr and mrs gren draper and marie were dinner guests on sun day evening with the carruther family mrs m dunkeld mrs l hoover mrs wallace mrs e leh man and miss grace lehman attended the wi conovention in the royal york hotel toronto last week mrs f wagg mr arthur lamb of stouffville and mrs walter lamb of prince george bc were supper guests of mr and mrs murray dunkeld on sunday keep in mind the altona wi social evening in the atha school on thursday of this week parents of the section are invited victoria square mr and mrs s boynton grace and lawrence attended the wed ding of margaret hum to wing mui in westminster central united church toronto on friday evening mr and mrs- louis nichols spent saturday with friends at creemore mr and mrs cecil nichols and family spent saturday with friends at dunedon mr and mrs t redins of tor onto had sunday dinner with mr and mrs cecil nichols and family we wish a speedy recovery to miss lillian nichols who had the misfortune to sprain her ankle badly last week the boy scout father and son banquet on monday evening was very successful sympathy of the community is extended to mrs clarke sander son and family in the passing of a beloved husband and father mr sanderson had been ill for some time several from here attended the turkey dinner held at wesley united church last wednesday evening some of our hunters have gone northward this week the members of the junior and senior womens institute and the junior farmer members and members of farm forum are invited to attend markham town ship federation of agriculture meeting at unionville on monday evening nov 21st at 8 pin ladies please provide a very successful barn raising was held last tuesday afternoon at the home of mr charles hart gormley mrs j e noble has gone to tor onto to spend the winter with her daughter mrs n evans our sympathy is extended to miss belle and mr ross arm strong on the death of their voungest sister at little current on sunday belle and ross left for little current last friday also the sympathy of their many- friends in this community goes to mrs c sanderson and her family in the passing of mr sanderson on monday mr harold lilley of vineland called on several friends here last friday harold has been transport ing his bees home from kirkland lake where they have been for the past summer of special interest here over last sunday and monday was the 33rd annual bible conference held in the brethren in christ church the many folk who gathered enjoved the speakers of the con ference from new york pennsyl vania and ohio mr art read of ottawa spent the weekend in the polling home miss mary gibson of toronto had sunday dinner with the pell- ing family mr and mrs wallace bond and family of richmond hill and mr and mrs gordon bond of new market were recent visitors with mrs j bond mrs ada strutt nee walters of toronto renewed former friend ships in gormley last sunday mr and mrs s doner and grace were entertained in the home of mrs win bruce and genevieve last wednesday evening mrs bruce and genevieve are spending this week with relatives in toronto mr leslie garwood visited friends here on sunday we wish better health to mrs john forrester and arvilla miss ruth hunt mr ken baker and walter farmer motored to kitchener last weekend to attend the annual lookin at emman- ual bible college last saturday evening twenty neighbours of mrs john bond met in mrs e jones home to extend to her birthday congratulations after a very enjoyable evening the following address was read to mrs bond we have gathered here this evening to express to you our best wishes for your happiness on the birthday you soon will celebrate knowing as we do how very keen you are when anything is in the air we hope by being a few days ahead we have been able to really surprise you this time we all appreciate your decision to settle in our community and in beulas home as you both have been so closely associated for so many years we appreciate your readiness to help in any time of need we are pleased to present to you these chairs which we hope will be a welcome addition in your cosy living room we trust you will think of us when using them and that we may occasionally have the privilege of enjoying your hospi tality if by any chance this gathering is not a surprise to you you will enjoy the evening with us congratulations to mr and mrs doug jones of lansing nee verna cherry on the birth of their daughter karen elizabeth a sister for kenneth bloomington mr and mrs eugene baker and mr and mrs earl davis motored to niagara falls on tuesday and visited their son roy davis at hamilton san mr davis is pro gressing favorably we are glad to report messrs eugene and clifford lemon were at woodville on monday mrs tarr is visiting mrs k tarr of stouffville mr and mrs eugene baker were weekend guests with their soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs glen fisher at windsor mrs o h tranmer visited at orangeville last week and accom panied by mr and mrs h shantz of shrigley attended the unveiling of the war memorial tablets at soldiers tower universitv of tor onto on friday rev and mrs g brown and beverley anne mrs goldsworthy and mr smith of toronto the temperance speaker were enter tained at mr c lemons on sun day a number of friends and neigh bors enjoyed a dinner sponsored by the aluminum company at mr g browns on monday evening mrs v wagg was a toronto visitor last friday mr and mrs a w storrv spent sunday with mr thomas ninth line markham dance in claremont community hall friday nov 25th the columbians orchestra intermission entertainment sponsored by 312 clareimont girls soft ball club admission 50c births epworth mr and mrs jack epworth of stouffville are happy to announce the birth of a daughter on wednesday nov 16 1949 at the brierbush hospi tal stouffville gostick mr and mrs gordon s gostick of toronto nee agnes lamphier rn are happy to announce the birth of their daughter judith lorainne on sunday nov 13th 1949 at st josephs hospital windsor mr and mrs geo windsor ballantrae are happy to announce the birth of a son william edwin on wednesday nov 9 1949 at york county hospital newmarket on high mountains and in the arctic regions willow trees are found which are less than an inch tall when fully grown associated industrial designers engineers consultants manufacturers repairs to all types of electrical or mechanical equipment industrial commercial and domestic toronto 17 queen st e el9776 stouffville albert second sts ph 346 ucxsxssxxxxxsxsxxxsssxssss important extensive auction sale of dairy cattle farm stock implements hay grain pigs furniture etc the property of w a mackey lot 2 con 4 markham township don mills rd 2 miles south of no 7 highway wednesday november 23 horses reg clydesdale mare blue roan morias princess no 61129 reg clydesdale mare blue roan bluebelle princess no 59450 we hope above is a real good outstanding team quiet in all harness and exceptional attractive color harness set of nearnew team harness number of horse collars unaware his shop afire lei to safety unaware that his premises were on fire the proprietor of the douglas drug store at bobcaygeon was led safely from his store about six oclock one evening last week when a passerby saw smoke issu irig from the rear of the building mr douglas was unaware of the lire until then a bobcaygeon informant says it is not yet understood how the fire started an oil heater in operation at the time of the outbreak was found to be still burning and in good order when the fire was extinguished and one version has it that the blaze originated in some of the stock stored at the back of the shop damage is understood to be extensive although mostly con fined to the rear of the building it is believed that insurance to the value of about 4000 was carried on the stock in the store deaths barkey murray elias at the sick childrens hospital tor onto on thursday nov 10 1949 murray ellas barkey infant son of mr and mrs wilbur barkey pickering ramsay christina passed away early thursday morning nov 10 1949 at the home of mrs a l scott 4th concession of mark ham christina ramsay late of 61 montgomery ave toronto be loved sister of mrs a l scott and mrs r monkman alberta interment park lawn cemetery on saturday afternoon hilborn ralph at the resid ence of his brother mr a e bert hilborn kettleby on nov 5 1949 ralph brother of mrs rogers emma mrs thomas minnie both of toronto mrs hulse stella of aurora robert of dunbarton elmer of new market and bert of kettleby in terment kettleby cemetery sanderson clarence preston passed away quietly at his home victoria square monday nov 14 1919 clarence preston sanderson beloved husband of blanche stcckley frisby in his 51st year dear father of carroll shirley 2 fat hogs 2 brood sows not bred 9 pigs 7 weeks old 2 brood sows not bred 9 pigs 5 weeks old 2 brood sow not bred 9 pigs 4 weeks old hot water electric heater steel barrel implements etc cockshutt tractor model 80 on rubber starter pto real good number of breechings and halters cockshutt tractor plow 3furrow narrow bottoms mh oneway disc yrs vac a lot of other harness cattle 1 holstein cow 4 fresh calf by side 2 holstein cow 4 milking bred may 4 bred june 26 1 holstein cow 0 april 11 bred april 14 5 holstein cow s april 11 6 holstein cow 6 yrs bred oct 28 7 holstein heifer 4 yrs full flow bred sept 12 8 reg holstein cow 481267 milking good bred sept 21 9 holstein cow 7 yrs calf at foot 10 holstein cow 4 yrs fresh 6 weeks not bred ii holstein cow 7 years fresh weeks not bred tractor tandem disc harrow 10 ft cockshutt set of 3sec springtooth harrows mh blower cutting box no 8 on steel wheels 40 blower pipe mh hammer mills no 31a with automatic feed table mh binder 7 ft horse and trac tor hitch mh mower 5 ft horse and trac tor hitch 10 ft dump rake full flow 8fork hay tedder ihc fertilizer grain drill 15disc mh hay loader scuffler mh 2iow corn cultivator cockshutt walking plow cockshutt cultipacker mccd corn binder near new fresh mh rubbertired manure spreader rubbernired wagon feed bo yrs vac yrs bred yrs bred vac vac sliding hay rack wheelbarrow 2wheel rubbertired trailer for tractor or car roll chicken wire buck rake flat hay rack stock feeder 12 black cow 4 yrs vac milk- set of sloop sleighs sacks ing bred june 14 coalburning brooder stove 13 holstein heifer 2 yrs vac pressure water tank bred sept 3 part for beatty barn equipment 14 holstein cow 9 yrs milking wire stretcher snow fence bred june 15 6 rubber endless drive belt 50 ledloistein cot fes ifflssfi wsffiffft sns jrij 9 c i chatham fanning mill 17 holstein cow due time of sale renfrew ro cookstove coal or 18 holstein cow to calve dec 7 wood 19 holstein cow due time of sale acme quebec cookstove coal or 20 holstein cow full flow wood 21 holstein heifer 2 yrs open quebec heater dog kennel 22 holstein heifer open 23 holstein heifer 2 yrs 1 mos 23 mos open 2 metal pig troughs set of platform scales root pulper vi hp electric motor 24holstein heifer 24 mos open fsgffsk rrlnnk heifer 21 mos onen p l eea h black heifer 24 mos open 26 holstein heifer 25 mos open 27 b w heifer 24 mos open 28 holstein heifer 23 mos open 2wheel steel feed carrier tub of bells mino vite stock food delaval milking machine com- s- 52v2 22 mos onen i with pipes and outlets for lozlloislein sri 23 sot opln jjt ad th s machine is good rbovheitofvacdnared w metric milk cooler 8can 32ixltein 48 lf heater 33 holstein heifer born oct 48 born oct twin of no 32 34 36 holstein heifer born mar 49 37 holstein heifer born april 49 i hoen poultry equipment set of electric stock clippers holstein heifer born feb 49 ci witn steel frame and holstein heifer born mar 49 mancl numerous other articles 175 white leghorn pullets start- grain hay ing to lay approx 250 bus western grain electric brooder 500 chick oats barley and wheat mixed number of poultry feeders approx 300 bus mixed grain number of poultry water founts approx 100 bus ajax oats etc pigs white brood sow bred oct 1 white brood sow bred oct 2 white brood sow due dec 1 white brood sow due nov 25 yorkshire white boar 2 years approx 200 bus feed oats approx 400 bus fall wheat mow of first class mixed hay clover alfalfa and timothy quantity of loose straw 2 tons of baled sraw 30 feet of good ensilage terms are cash marjone edna gordon and larry cjo 12 10 noon sharo beloved son of mr and mrs r e hale at i2ju xsoon onarp sanderson and brother of mabel no reserve as proprietor quitting farminj rntenncnt on thursday at victoria james smhh derk ken clark prentice auctioneers