Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 29, 1930, p. 8

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stouffville may 29 1930 now for sale at iiargaln prices riding plows walking plows cultivators grain binders horse rakes hay tedders com binders dont buy new implements until you bee our stock highest price for wool hides fat poultry ben rexlen phone 192 garden supplies plants we are again pre pared to supply you from our large number of garden plants of all varieties good healthy stock to select from percy bnl- linger phone 185 stouffville lo having taken over the heating and plumbing business of fletcher goudie we wish to take the opportunity 0 introducing ourselves in the way of a demonstration theronoid the electro magnetic health appliance write call or plione for the free booklet klectro magnetism and your health phone and arrange for free office or home demonstrations listen in over radio station cfrb to the half hour of old favorites broadcast every monday wednesday and friday at 130 pm daylight saving time or 1230 pm standard time e a grubin district representative of theronoid phone 2405 on- thursday june 5th and saturday june 7th a full line of plumbing fixtures and supplies will be how as well as hot air furnaces and hot water on show as boilers beatty washing machine beatty washing machines electric hand and engine drive we will give four useful premiums with each power machine delaval magnetic milkers see how these will milk cows even better than the human hand will do it special for these days 6 ft beatty step ladder 189 chas cooper fletcher goudie manager coll1k pups for sale well phone stouffville 6424 bred liuckwilrlt quantity of buck wheat for sale cleaned for seed n c lewis phone 9911 pics number of pigs for sale six weeks old roy moyer phone 6009 stouffville sale register friday jlixk 6 sale of 40 cattle by auction at the stock yards stouffville cows fresh and springing also 32 stoers ami heifers 5 months credit sale at 130 j a hawtin prop f w sllversides auctioneer in mkmoriam in loving memory of a dear husband and father ira badgero who passed away on may 25 1920 the rolling stream of life goes on but still the vacant chair recalls the smile the voice the love of one wjio once 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 taun in loving memory of maggie myrtle empringliam who passed away four years ago today may 30 192g god is good he gives us strength to bear our heavy cross lie is the only one who knows how i bitter is our loss j we miss you at a thousand turns i along lifes weary way for life is not the same to us since j you were called away you left behind some aching hearts j that loved you most sincere ithat never have and never can for- i get you myrtle dear ever remembered mother brothers i and sisters ringwood there are about sixty men employ ed in the construction of the two and a half miles of roadway north of our village miss addle pipher of toronto was home over the holiday mrs j m grove spent a to days recently at uxbridge j quite a number from here atteud- j cd the whitchurch township sun day school convention held at wesley monday and tuesday of this week the special services held in the menuonite church at dixon hill are being well attended the many friends of philip haymer are very sorry to know that he is confined to his bed we hope for his speedy recovery miss hazel millsap of stayner spent a couple of days recently with friends here constable walker of markham has spent considerable time lately in our burg checking up on the motor traffic we advise motorists to have their brakes in good condi tion also to carry their driving license the service of a constable around our two corners on saturday afternoons and sundays is highly appreciated by our citizens as the highway is nearly blocked at times we are glad to see isaac pipher out again following his recent ill ness information for the busy farmer ballantrae owing to the anniversary services at lemonville the church service and sunday school will be with drawn next sunday we are sorry to hoar of daisy jakemans misfortune in breaking her arm last friday we hope for a speedy recovery we welcome back to the village again our old friend mrs elliott we hope her stay with us will be pleas ant throughout the summer theres no place like home to mrs elliott church hill tho annual meeting of jubilee branch of the womens institute was held at the home of mrs g walker on may 20th owing to the very busy season the attendance was not large but what shortage existed was made up by the enthusiasm of the mem bers present the following officers were elected for tne ensuing year president mrs w lazenby vicepres mrs j u ogden sec-treas- irene storry assistant secy mrs e mcnelly directors mrs thompson mrs pegg mrs martin pianist miss e beech tovely paintings deli- f- cately chiselled statues and violins that produce rare music are popularly known as masterpieces but masterpieces are not always confined to museums and palaces of art they appear too in professional endeav- ourand industry whatever leads in its field a vault of ingenious construction an architectural achievement of impressive grandeur a finespun fabric of striking design may properly be called a masterpiece brantford asphalt slates are the masterpieces of the roofing industry the tri umph of men who have devoted their lives to the production of a finer roof when you roof or reroof withbrantiordasphaltslates you will understand why they are the choice for thou sands of canadas most dis tinguished buildings you will enjoy a sense of security such as you have never known before your home will be safeguarded from the severest extremes of wind rain sun and storm and you will have a roof that is firesafe colourfully pictur esque and unneedful of re pairs for a long period of years investigate these masterpieces of the roofing industry go to the brantford dealer and see the hand some hardy brantford asphalt slates they do not run peel crack or curl a bulwark of artistic beauty and protection for your home also write for free booklet beauty with fire protection a comprehensive treatise on the proper type finish design and colour for your roof ofs brantford roofing co limiitcl hcd office and factory brantford ont bnaefa oflwo nd wabou i toronto wukw wuiaipc montreal halifax saint john n8 and se john nfld 131 stouffville planing mill stouffville ont from dept of agriculture an knorinous jxss keports received from practic ally all corngrowing districts con vey expectation of increased plant ing essex and kent wil both have more corn and more than average attention is being given the crop in klgiu norfolk and rruce v the agricultural representative in lambton county reports that fertili zers are coining into more general use there each year vegetable growers are using quantities of mixed fertilizers and runners are us ing commercial materials on fall wheat sugar beets and some corn fields an especial increase is noted in the use of unmixed nitrate potash and phosphate m weed situation serious in a recent conrerence of weed inspectors a r g smith of new hamburg districts weed inspector of western ontario declares we are slow to comprehend the serious situation that confronts us it is necessary that we have the hearty cooperation of the press and public opinion to assist m reducing the possibility of a greater spread of weeds especially those designated noxious and under the ban of the ontario weed control act weeds are going to beat us if we do not awaken to the seriousness of the situation for instance the perennial sow thistle is now in every county of ontario all inspectors are asked to have a thorough inspection made at once they are also urged to make their position definable as weed advisors in place of inspectors in the ordinary sense of the word v heavy winterkilling of the 070000 acres of winter wheat sown in ontario last fall only 509000 acres will ne harvested according to an official estimate the difference of 101000 acres re presents the amount winterkilled the percentage is 24 as compared with 5 per cent in i and 9 per cent the average for the ten years 19201929 ontario also lost 10 per cent of its hay and clover crop by winterkilling as compared with 5 per cent last year v turkeys found profitable turkey breeding is not the dif ficult undertaking that is generally supposed when the ureeding stock and poults are properly handled essentials to success in turkey breeding are clean soil mature stock for breeding free range and above all the keeping of the turkey flock away from otner barnyard fowls m m trap the borer the suggestions have been advan ced that a trap crop of corn con sisting of about half a dozen rows of early sown rapid growing corn if put in as early as the ground is fit will in most years lessen the amount of injury done the mam crop by corn borers if the main crop is sown a few days later than the ideal date the trap crop should be cut low about the end of the first week in august when all borer eggs have been laid and shouts he removed and fed io live stock chicken stealing unprofitable this business of robbing hen roosts is becoming more and more precarious the provincial govern ment through the provincial pol ice are making every effort to ap prehend those who steal chickens and to punish them with a penalty that the crime deserves honorable john s martin minister of agricul ture recently reported that general williams has instructed his men to make a strong effort to check this branch of crime and the results speak for themselves imprisonment has been meted out to 92 fines to 21 suspended sentence 12 dismis sed 10 withdrawn 3 tho penalty in one case for theft of chickens was two years in kingston penitentiary minus steckley at gormley on may 23rd 1930 to mr and mrs landon w steckley a son chapman at miss moores private hospital owon sound may 23 to mr and mrs- ross chapman of elora formerly of uethesda a son bruce ross tiioltolikki jeksev roll for sale e c fielding ph 7s2s ost truck license no 04 sos c t h paisley phone call cahbagk and caulifiiower plants for sale nest varieties prices reasonable allen closson phone 309 stouffville tf3 isakrkd rock baby chicks from our own flock a few ready now orders taken for later chicks henry miller phono 4911 stouft- ville 12 for sale baby chicks s c w leghorns 12c barred rocks 14c c w helloms markham phone 3900 11 i oil sale quantity hay mixed timothv and alfalfa jos wlnter- stoln phone s6 12 13 tbacrror iliowinft mid cultivat ing done e williams phone 1112 12 wanted to purchase good secondhand bureau reasonable in price address miss f thomas cosy nook beach cedar valley banking service and prosperity prosperity on the farm is largely dependent on factors beyond the realm of the farmers control there must be a good market demand for farm products arid the production costs must be kept in proper relation with market returns our branch manager is thoroughly familiar with the business of farming and is ready to assist in carrying your farm program to a success ful conclusion the canadian bank of commerce cwith which is amatiatttitcet the standard bank of canada w the wind will work for you free you spend almost an hour each day pumping water for house stables etc why not enjoy the convenience of running water wherever you want it when it is so simple and inexpensive with a toronto selfoiling windmill equipped with timken bearings the toronto windmill runs in the lightest winds all gears operate in oil selfoiling selfregulating the toronto requires oil only once a year the tower is the strongest built a toronto wind mill outfit is the best investment for your farm you can make us i will gladly send you free illustrated literature george j lawson stouffville ontario used implement sale riding plow massey seed drill cream separators mellotte nearly new three furrow tractor plow two hp engines heavy gang plows 1 spreader we offer ail s10 tractor at a bargain bicycle nearly new stiff tooth cultivator six riditig 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 mccormickdeering frank baker stouffville j mccormick deering agent phone 15704 m gyproc makes summer homes firesafe protect your family by making your summer home draughtproof dust- proof and firesafe the new ivory coloured gyproc diat does not burn will render you this service at small cost use it for structurally strong walls ceilings and partitions it needs no de coration when panelled but you can tint paper or plaster it if you wish it is easily and quickly applied is a permanent asset and is vastly superior to other building materials your dealers name is listed below ask him today for full information on gyp roc wallboard or send for interesting free book build ing and remodelling with gyproc gypsum lime and alabastinh canada limited paris ontario new 0 vlw j y

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