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stouffville ontario april 9 1931 the fanners information from dept of agriculture of the byproducts ofcueiny of the corn raisers of west- utilization farming is one of the solutions to successful farming farmers sieuld utilize the skimmed portion of their crops as well as the cream the fallacy of holding eggs for rise in the market has been fre quently shown as these eggs inva riably grade seconds farmers are urged to market their eggs in the very best of condition which natur ally is as soon after laying as possi ble so that they will get the benefit of official grading farmers who are feeding cattle for beet are asked to note that con siderable numbers of halffat cattle have been brought in by shippers the market has enough depressing factors to contend with and shippers are requested in their own interest not to sacrifice halffinished stock and thereby adversely affect the market as a whole feed your beet cattle to a finish and get all the market has has to offer a word to corn raisers the corn borer is not the greatest eru ontario according to prof l caeser the farmers own failure to choose seed suited for canadian con ditions and poor judgment in plant ing are responsible for quite as much damage as the corn borer prof caesar points out that united slates varieties of corn are for the most part unsuited to growth in western ontario and there is plenty of seed corn of the right type avail able in this part of the country he further declares that corn is plant ed too quickly in the majority of cases poor varieties of seed and too thick planting caused more loss to growers in 1930 than the corn borer he points out is too important an item to be left to the last minutes ground is dry ing out fast in all localities and only a little warmer weather is needed to make conditions right for sowing a rush buying of seeds is against botli farmers and seeds mens interests as naturally a large volume of business cannot be j handled so satisfactorily in a few j days as if spread over a week or j two the buyer has not the same opportunity to consider quality and proper varieties and there is the risk of local supplies running short buy seeds early in recent years the tendency has been to put off the buying of seed until spring is actually in sight formerly the peak of the purchas ing season was early in march with many farmers laying in supplies in midwinter now the period of most active buying has shifted well on into april the purchase of seed the foundation upon which all agriculture rests dont sow your wild oats but use a common sense fanning mill and separate your seed properly we sell them also fleury lister and peter hamil ton implements keep in mind we carry internationalmccormick imple ments and repairs try our tractor service 1 bay mare 3 years old engine hp star truck 2 ton for sale 2 cows riding plows disc harrows frank baker wf beglfjave to menton youll get prompt attention weekly crop report alfalfa and clovers are in a bet ter condition now than they were in 1930 according to the weekly report of agricultural representa tives at the same time eggs have readied their lowest value in years the maple syrup harvest it is said will not bo up to the standard of rcent seasons in bruce fall wheat and clovers are still covered with snow and the farmers find the feed situation ex- ceptlonally good less seed grain j will be purchased in glengarry i this season than in recent years low egg prices have stimulate grenville farmers to cull their hocks milk production here is 25 per cent higher than last winter halton reports fall wheat and clovers as coming out of the winter in fairly satisfactory condition in leeds there is considerable activity as regards livestock and a number of cheeso factories have opened wheat and clovers in lincoln are in better shape than in 1930 while several growers rive already plant ed early peas norfolk reports an increase in fluecured tobacco acreage to 20000 acres the new seed cleaning plant in ontario is being given much patronage with a good demand for the certified product renfrew fanners have disposed of between 10000 and 12000 bushels of mixed car lots of seed barley at fair prices sprln cultivation has started in the welland district in the vegetable sections pure seed for mixing is very scarce in wellington he re port blaming this factor for poor yields mount albert the mount abert hardware co have taken over the agency in this district for international farm implements and machinery alex wallace of manitoba who has been spending the winter mouths with his mother here is leaving this week for his home the annual social evening of the mount albert horse shoe club was held on tuesday evening maren 31 there was a good attendance and an enoyable time was spent ed haigh who has conducted a general store here for the last few years is giving up business and moving onto a farm at holt we wish imr haigh much success in his new undertaking walter thompson w ho has been on the sick list lately and under the doctors caro was removed to toronto last week to the home of his sister anu is reported to be getting along favorably frank cook who has been inj disposed lately having suffered a slight stroke is making satisfactory improvement and is able to be around again but does not intend to take up his occupation as black smith again the annual at home of the high school staff and pupils was held in the ufo hall on tlinrs- council will for general coopers little plumber your order will receive prompt attention when it is left at this office it makes no difference whether it is a small job that takes but a few minutes of our time or a pretentious undertaking you will receive courteous work and superior service chas cooper e d mcgrattan manager phone 17702 stouffville bethesda ms david snider is still under the doctors care ross chapman visited at mr sam footes on sunday imr and mrs harry pointou and daughter were sunday visitors with mr and mrs geo staley we are sorry to report imr isaac pike on the sick list we missed him very much on sunday we wish him a speedy recovery we understand that joseph sider is looking for a capable man to drive his tractor this summer well joe it pays to advertise mr garnet atkinson has hired with mr ernest steckley again for the summer after spending the winter with his parents in aurora mr and mrs otto barkey visit ed at the home of mr william empringham on sunday and attend ed church at this place in the afternoon april has come again and many of the farmers around here have taken up temporary headquarters in the bush where the maple syrup is boiling in the kettles miss anna bolander spent the weekend with friends in mount joy she attended some of the revival meetings being held there where a real old time spiritfilled revival is reported mrs clarence bolander has also hired help again this time it is lillian horton of iriclimond hill we expect this will be inter esting news for some of the boys of bethesda bargains radios cars radios both new and used cars both new and used sonora radios brand new with pontiac motor cars delivered screen grid tubes and all electric complete complete with all extras 9250 and many other makes such as standard sedan 1069 sparton lyric temple clarion and others sport coupe 1069 we are agents for electric washers 9 5e a d refrigerators electric fans stoves t andard coupe 973 heaters and fixtures buy your electric i supplies on our payment plan and pay small sport roadster ami phaeton will weekly or monthly payments out of your be announced later income there is no interest charge you ttir parcj can buy a new radio for 2 a week ublj taut 1 pontiac sedan 1929 all kinds of used sets from 500 up 1 pontiac coach 1927 bring in your tubes and let us test them for 1 pontiac sedan 1928 you free of charge we have the latest test 1 durant sedan j 928 equipment a jewel radio set anyalizer 1 whippet sedan 1927 which shows at a glance by meters just 1 chev coach 1928 exactly what is wrong ford coupe with balloon tires 50 special sale of assessories 201 a tubes reg 275 at 125 199 tubes reg 325 at 200 112a tubes reg 300 at 160 171 a tubes reg 300 at 160 226 tubes reg 250 for 115 227 tubes reg 300 for 130 224 tubes reg 425 for 200 245 tubes reg 260 for 125 280 tubes reg 245 for 115 storage batsfor radio or car reg 750 for 525 22 volt b for radios reg 125 for 60c 4 volt g for radios reg 60c for 25c 45 volt b bats for radio reg3 for 200 45 volt b bats reg 425 for 250 45 volt b bats reg 500 for 280 electric bulbs inside frosted 60 watts 25c gorden e cober phono 8101 stouffville ontario goodwood miss fmarion keid of lindsay was home on sunday art latcham of toronto was home for the holiday geo todd loaded another ear o carrots for winnipeg robert gulliver has about 500 new chicks hatched miss jessie reid of toronto visited her home over easter thos baston and wife were in stouffville one day last week miss teressa mauley and frank of toronto were here for the holi day uxbridge township meet here saturday business mr and mrs r rodany of toronto visited her parents mr ami mrs wm todd over the holiday imr and mis wm collins of toronto visited her parents mr and mrs thos isaston tor the holiday mrs charles harper has been quite ill in bed this last few days but is improving and hopes to be up about in a few days m d mcdonald mr c stafford rev a harden and imr j w vvidditield are spending a day or two in toronto this week morlcy symcs has been at clare- i niont this last few days lowering day evening a good program was one of the elevators which is to he provided by the pupils and di- 1 remodelled for a canning factory plomas were given to the following our county road foreman report misses edna and hilda waggmiss j ed the road open for motor trallii minora brown miss elva sowdau between goodwood and uxbridge on miss zeta burkholder miss amy tuesday he having completed the watts miss evelyn spang miss i snow shoveling today the 7th of ruth oldham and mr eliott old- april am last friday imr waiter cooper while attempting to straighten eld spike on the rail missed goarge harrison an aged resi dent of this town of the past few years died on sunday morning last and was around eighty years of age he was born on a farm just east of mount albeit where he lived until a few years ago retir ing hero and leaving his farm in charge of his son arnott he was a man of quiet disposition and highly esteemed by a large circle of friends and relatives ho is surviv ed by his widow and son and three daughters among the holiday visitors here were dr lome stokes of hanover miss etta stokes mr frank stokes miss ruth davidson misses marjorle and gertrude moore miss marie draper imr ben raven miss nellie shields mr and mrs ash- forth misses imuriel efiie and marion ross mr and mrs bruce ross imr howard morton and friend all of toronto mr kenneth wagg of regina miss jean hamilton of woodville miss blanche stiver of imeaford miss l watts of dunville mr and mrs rightmeyer of hamilton mr and mrs evertt hayes of samville quebec miss edna shaw of birken- dale and mr- and mrs s reesor of toronto and alvin dike of peter- horo i til spike and burst the ends pf his two middle fingers the injury was so severe a doctor was required and be will also be off work for a time say walt be sure and take better aim next time on monday while mr robt white was cutting wood with the buzz saw nearly cut the thumb and three fingers off his hand and had to have the doctor attend to them it is not known yet wheher they can be saved but we hope so and robt will not have the ordeal of joscing his thumb and fingers monday morning mrs jess tindall was suddenly seized with a light stroke and the doctor was rushed in we are glad to report mrs tindall much improved on tuesday but not able to be out of bed we are looking for a complete recovery mrtindall too has been ill all winter and is still very poorly we trust the invigorating spring weather will improve his health used car specials i have for sale several good used cars for quick turnover i offer a duraut 0g durant 00 and a chev- rolet six coach all al condition w s widdilield durant agent stouffville phone s302 strawberry plants for sale senator dunlaps 75c per 100600 per 1000 oac 100 per 100 700 per 1000 pocomoke varieties 100 per 100 700 1000 delivered at stouffville at residence of aaron w burkholder in the planting season oscar burkholder breslau ont ca after two days old baby chicks should have the starter before them all the time let them eat all they want of it- there is nothing provided by nature or science that so fully supplies the baby chick requirements for developing health sturainess and growth as does the famous chick starter teas gives phenomenal results it is a food that is highly digestible itcontains vegetable and animal proteins with minerals vitamins and carbohydrates carefully proportioned fortified with nopco cod liver oil marmill chick starter will bring chicks into the pullet stage with minimum loss when they are six to seven weeks old change their feed to marmill growing mash grad ually as a sudden change in diet is bad growing mash has 23 different ingredients each one with a purpose and correctly proportioned for a perfect ration marmill growing mash also fortified with nopco cod liver oil will mako pullets lay from three weeks to a month earlier und lay larger eggs if you are in earnest about making poultry pay dont overlook thin guaranteed method reesors marmill limited markhamont also manufacture marmill 24 dairy supplement marmill calf meal and marmill hog grower etc buy from your local dealer or if pie cannot supply you send direct business directory legal mccullough button barristers solicitors couvey- ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan walpamur the famous flat finish for walls and ceilings forms the most delightful background for your treasures the soft lightdiffusing effect it produces and its egg shell bloom give a new beauty to your rooms it is so easy to apply and has such covering power that it is most economical in mate rial and labour in addition it ispcrmanent washable lireresisting and nonabsorbent to moisture it can bo applied successfully on a wide variety of surfaces such as smooth and rough plaster wallboards etc and permits of textured effects consult your decorator or dealer at to its many uses ask htm for a shade cord or write to us direct norman borinsky barrister solicitor notary associated with the legal firm oi corley keen and howard counsel j w seymour corley icc trusts and guarantee building room s05 302 bay street toronto out telephone elgin 3153 and 3154 res tr 0343 george coltham ontario laiid surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario x 201 phone sg4 4 medical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon office cor obrien aud main phone 196 coroner for york county drsira herbert freel dr ira free consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm tues sat tues thurs sat afternoona by appointments only dr herbert frecl 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and frldaya 9 to 12 am thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canvda life assurance co also automobile and fire anne lehman a t o m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory phone 1301 studio lehmans block dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of itoyiil polleua of dental surgeons and of tlia university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8201 mnrkhain every tuesday office in wear block massey harris agency in the old stand just south oi post ollice stouffville get your repairs and new implements now j p cassidy phone 902 george baker realtor nnd valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgoons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital qfflce commerce bank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 1016 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college ollice at the mansion house phone 101 successor to dr 1 t storey e a grubin r 0 eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 192s at stouffville every thursday friday and saturday ollice in the grubin block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouffville 105 gordon phillips licensed auctioneer experienced in farm stock implement nnd furniture sales phone stouffville 8405 for torms walpamur a product of the crown diamond palntcolimlted toronto montreal the famous flat finish for walls end cciltnts halifax walpamur products arc sold by f y w brathwaite stouffville ont say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautlfut flowers for every occasion mustonfi sons phone 7001 stouffville ont electrical contractor house wiring farm work motors everything in electric estimates given chas xendick phono 257 r g clendening funeral director and embalmer private ambulance phone 9000 markham ontario