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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 22, 1930, p. 8

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stouffville may 22nd 1930 uakbed rock baby chicks from our own flock a few ready aow orders taken for later chicks 1 henry miller phone 4914 stouff- i iuurslu ville 12 boadways drug store drug store altona keep in mind the altona garden july 10th par ticulars later the may meeting of the womens institute was held at the home of originality keynote of lloyds triumphs harold lloyd insists that his pictures contain two things an l expressive title and a fadeout gag mrs 11 slack for the purpose of re- originality aud t organizing the ollicers are mrs d crosier president mrs f wagg 1st vicepresident mrs xliuuker 2nd vicepresident mrs e lehman secytreas mrs f mckay asst secytreas directors mrs harris mrs v slack mrs keesor mrs l hodg son mrs carrutliers district director mrs h keesor district kepreseiitativc mrsslaek music directors mrs it davis mrs h pointon miss k davis flower com mrs ii yake mrs w lehman mrs ii slack mrs c barker mrs h wideman press reporter miss f minair pianist mrs k hoover asst pianist mrs i hodgson auditors mrs m dunkcld and mrs l soabeck police require your breaks to work properly dont pay a 10 line but come to our garage have an official test for we have installed a brake testing machine as used by the police swif t s garage stouffville dr walter h woodrow medical arts iiblg toronto eye ear nose and throat specialist will be in stouffville every other thursday 7 i pm office at dr dales garden supplies plants wo arc again pre pared to supply you from our large number of garden plants of all varieties good healthy stock to select from percy bril- lirigei phone 185 stouffville 15 welcome danger harold lloyds latest comedy is a rapid lire story of an amateur sleuth who invites trou ble and accepts it in huge laughable quantities throughout welcome danger ai the auditorium theatre this week lloyd does little else than shake bauds with danger out of one lough situation he jumps right into another thats what makes wei come danger such a comedy sue county judging tition compe- used implement sale riding plow massey seed drill cream separators quebec sulky plowsheavy gang plows three furrow tractor plow two hp engines two furrow riding plow 1 spreader we offer an s16 tractorat a bargain bicycle nearly new stiff tooth cultivator six ridftig plows at very low price we have a good toronto property to exchange on good pasture farm toronto property well rented on good paying basis tractor service we are prepared to service your tractor any make we have special tools and competent workman who served in the factory of mccormiekdeering frank baker stouffville mccormick deering agent phone 15704 mount albert mr and mrs john ci jwle spent the week end at imarkham mr john wesley of toronto is spending a few weeks at mrs d cooks great preparations are being made for the annual sports day on june i he 3rd miss kllie and alma hayes took a motor trip to irescott to visit their brother evert hayes mr hutchinson of huntsville brother of rev h o hutchinson gave a talk on the st lawrence waterways at the young peoples meeting on monday evening card of thanks mr and mrs ueorge slaley and family wish lo take this opportunity to thank their many friends for their kind help and sympathy in their re cent sad bereavement slay 28tl ilkio the york county junior farmers and junior institutes are holding their annual judging competition in xewmarket and tne surrounding district this year on may 28th the domestic science competition will be under the direction of miss betty wallace of the institutes branch while the live stock judging will ne handled by the local branch of the department of agriculture indications are that we will have one of the best competitions in the history of the county this year a prize list consisting of cash and trophies amounting in value to about 40000 is being urranged football schedule the first half of the schedule of the south ontario football associa tion for 1930 as follows may 31 claremont at cherry wood hrooklin at goodwood june 7 goodwood at claremont cherrywood at hrooklin june 14 brooklin at claremont goodwood at cherrywood june 21 cherrywood at claremont goodwood at brooklin june 2s claremont at goodwood brooklin at cherrywood july 5 claremont at brooklin cherrywood at goodwood information for the busy farmer for sale 3piece parlor suite mrs h w sanders stouffville now for sale at bargain prices riding plows walking plows cultivators grain binders horse rakes hay tedders corn binders dont buy new implements until you see our stock highest price for wool hides fat poultry ben rexlen phone 192 in memoriam badge 110 in loving memory or a dear husband and father ira badgero who passed away on may 25 1929 the rolling stream of life goes on but still the vacant chair recalls the smile the voice the love of one sat there sleep on dear father your cares are ended rest in peace your work is done you are gone where those who loved you will some day meet you one by one wife and family otatoes for sale good table variety cecil latcham ph s704 iok sale nearly new 2 repeating phone 9912 rifle or sale quantity hay mixed timothy and alfalfa jos winter- stein- phone sc12 13 accommodation for cattle in good pasture with running water percy cober phone 5207 tractor i inc done 1112 owing and cultivat- e williams phone 12 buys a mclaughlin tour ing car the five tires alone are worth the money a j baxter phone 0513 for sale part jersey cow due may 24 2 sows 1 due may 2sth the other in june also buckwheat good clean seed chas atkinson phone 2912 pasture 150 acres of firstclass pasture for cattle at reasonable price per month plenty water and shade apply j h mcgilli- vray con 2 uxbridge phone 7g09 a flying ember from irr a nearby burning house set their roof ablaze just a cruel prank of the wind and in a twinkling fire the destroyer had taken an un- shakeable grip no matter how careful you are to safeguard your home from the inside it will not help you when your in flammable roof is threatened by a nearby fire turn that over in your mind now when there is still opportu nity to rid yourself of the old- fashioned fireinviting roof brantford asphalt slates give positive protection against sparks and wind blown embers they reduce insurance premiums and protect your house and fami ly against the everpresent fire hazard brantford roofing de signs are renowned for their appen colour harmonies and hand some appearance their beauty adds immeasurably to the value of your home permanent resistance to the weather under the most varying climatic conditions is another famous feature brantford asphalt slates will not peel warp shrink or bulge and give years of hardy service for summer or town homes for schools churches and public buildings brant ford roofs are equally desir- able not only for security but also for economy and easy applicatioa write for a copy of the booklet beauty with fire protection it suggests to you what the proper type design finish and colour of your roof should be from dept of agriculture an enormous loss a prominent authority has estimated that twentysix million dollars is the price paid by rarmers and poultry raisers for loss through diseases in poultry flocks in canada in the past year most of this loss is caused by internal parasites ana much of this is preventable a good deal of it can be avoided by keeping the young chicks away from the adult birds and on absolutely clean soil campaign against weeds the provincial authorities are leaving no stone unturned in their campaign against weeds many of the highways have the usual pro lific crops along the sides of the road some of the farms through out the country have crops of weeds which will soon be ripening and spreading their seeds to the four winds delinquents in this respect will be given an opportunity to explain the reason for their con tempt of the law as soon as the weed inspector makes his rounds still time to plant there is still plenty of time to get in corn or roots cud both crops are essential for feeding all kinds of live stock taking the place ot green grass in the ration long after the season for grass is over corn is planted any time after danger of frost is passed mangels should be put in fairly early so that the seed will have the early moisture turnips are not planted before the second week in june and many go in until about july 10 it planted too early they are liable to become tough and make less palatable feed than those which make most of their growth in early fall low producer a liability the dairyman and for that mat ter the owner of any class of live stock has enough to contend with without putting up witli a bunch of low producers the burden of ihe low producer is fell most in time of feed scarcity and low price of dairy products she is a liabil ity but yet it is rather difficult for the dairyman to make up his mind to send her to the block and take iiis loss this question of keeping records of milk cost of feed and getting rid of poor cows has heel discussed times without number and yet many low producers continue to occupy a stall and consume as much feed as its staolemate which t lie records prove nas returned a substantial profit over the cost of feed and labor buckwheat very useful in speaking about weed control it is a good plan to put in rape or buckwheat two crops that can go in right up to the middle of july the first named makes a splendid sheep pasture while the latter of course is unexcelled as a producer of feed grain botn can also be plowed under for enriching utts soil buckwheat is one of the most popular crops to sow in the orch ard about the first or july controll ing tlie weeds and surplus mois ture and furnishing splendid feed and a run for poultry and hogs v v s warm weather helpful continued warm bright weather during the first two weeks of may did much to improve the appear ance of alfalfa ciover and fall wheat and new seeding recovered to some extent according to re ports coming in from all parts of the province there were many crops plowed under this spring but many farmers reported thai new seeding which they had intend ed to plow under made wonder ful recovery during early may many sections reported that the land has never worked better than during the present month of seeding the choice of tens of thousands below a clowup of filb- roll showinjt ledhed mil and wide side lap when nailed this joint 1 invisible from even a short distance away brantford roofing co limited head office and factory brantford ont br4iwh ofctvea and warlout toronto winder winnipegionifeal halifax saint john nb and st johnanfld stouffville planing ml stouffville ont 152 fruit needs moisture an adequate supply of moisture in the orchard is of great importance in the growing of a good crop of fruit if the soil is low in moisture in tlie early part of the season the fruit is not likely to set well if there is a shortage of moisture dur ing the summer and autumn the fruit will not size up well and if tiic soil is dry when the winter sels in the danger from rootkilling is much greater hence tlie importance of conserving moisture when ther is any likelihood of there being a shortage what is known as the sod- mulch system of orchards manage ment is an excellent conserve of moisture grass is spread over the soil under the trees preventing the growth of weeds ana grass and sav ing the moisture one bushel per acre speaking in saskatchewan re cently hon john bracken pre mier of manitoba declared that an increase of one bushel per acre which could easily be obtained if only the most casual attention were paid to the seed would add to the value of saskatchewans grain crop roughly speaking about thirty million dollars have proven their supreme value as a preventive of spon taneous combustion by keeping air in constant circulation proton galvanized tanks are guaranteed size 3 ft in dia meter and 2 ft deep cash price 9770 oblong tanks 6 x 2 x 2 cash price 1085 built of 20 gauge 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