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stouffville ontario november 12 1931 have xov a kad10j i have tlie following recondition ed machines to go at bargain pricos quotations include setting up pada all electric only 3500 superbet westingliouse 4000 westingliouse single dial battery set good ouly 2500 splitdorf battery set for 2500 2 1930 model souoras that sold at 16950 to go at 9000 sparton 10tube battery set single dial cant be told from an all electric couip 50 gordon e cober phono m04 plowing match proves popular five thousand attend annual contests of e 1ork association bethesda stouffville telephone company limited take notice that a public meeting will be held in ratcliifs hall stouffville on monday november 23 1931 at 8 oclock pm this meeting is being called for the purpose of discussing a petition which has been received by the board of directors signed by one hundred and five patrons of the company and demanding a great reduc tion in charges for telephone service all patrons of the company are urged to be present it is also desirable that shareholders should attend the publicgenerally will be welcome come and learn what the directors can do and what they are willing to do relative to telephone rates full opportunity will be given for discussion the bethesda stouffville telephone company limited alex d bruce president david w heise secretary now ready a winter laying mash of merit milled according to canadas leading poultry food authorities latest formula from high quality ingredients and containing all essentials for high production and maintainance analysis protein 200 per cent fat 35 per cent fibre not over 70 per cent contains 2 per cent pure cod liver oil our guarantee we guarantee this mash to be as well mixed as correctly ground and as well balanced as any simil ar feed on the market regardless of price at a direct saving to you of a dealers profit plus expensive containers 180 per cwt in jute sacks our alfalfa market is now large enough to absorb prac tically all the second cutting alfalfa in the district get in touch with us for prices etc dickson hill mills phone 5505 i i about five thousand people attended the east york plowing match held last wednesday on the i farm of f p oconnor north york near wexford a large number of plowmen taking part in the competition for which prizes to the value of 1000 were distributed the soil was of excellent loam and the contest was billed open to the world following the match a grand ban quet was staged at wexford arena by the ladies of zion church jamie reid being the entertainer hon g s henry and reeve col g b little as well as members of searboro council were on the plat form the premier spoke well of the plowmen and was lustily cheered wiuncrs the following winners were an nounced first class sod high cut open to all- winfred timbers edward timbers h j couperthwaite second class sod high cut howard ormrod ernest timbers garnet coveil boys under is in sod harold pickett elmer daniels james clark jointer plows no wheels in sod john medd alex black robert watson jointer plows no wheels shares not less than d inches a pherrill joe hands j b lister sixth class in stubble russell little s c irwin robert webster seventh class in stubble to non- prize winners len short william tapscott marshall deems eighth class in stubble boys un der 16 no wheels lloyd clark ross morgan willard featherstone class nine tractors in sod fred timbers harry pugh murray little class ten traitors in stubble op en to those who never won a first prize andrew grant harry jarvis owen loveless the special prize awards were best plowed land winfred timbers best plowed stubble russell little best turnout in field marshall deems and best going team ernest willis the youngest plowboy on the field 13yearold russell feather- stone and the oldest g baxter aged c3 farmers information western cattle for ontario as a result of the recent visit of hon robert weir and hon thos l kennedy to the beef cattle rais ers of the western provinces ar- laugements are under way for en suring a plentiful supply of feeder cattle for junior farmer clubs in ontario arrangements have also teen made for a system of standard ization of feeder cattle which will tesult in the establishment of a mail order cattle business for farmerwuo will be able to purchase cattle with out having the expense as at pre sent of having to go aud view the stock first by the use of strict grad ing of feeders stock at the farms and ranches by inspectors of the council any desired type aud age can be ordered with confidence red clover seed for the first time in many years the 1931 crop assures a suostantia surplus of domestic red clover seed the annual consumption ot this seed in canada is about three million pounds while the 1931 pro duction will be between four and five million usually red clover has been relatively high in price but owing to the heavy production this year and the weakness of export markets there appear good prospects for cheaper red clover seed next spring and with cheaper seed it might be expected that consumption will be so stimulated as to make use of all the 1931 crop red clover is perhaps the most generally grown legume crop in canada and provides cheap protein feed for live stock in addition to being a cheap source of nitrogen for soil enrichment card of thanks the family of the late mr john mantle beg to thank the many kind friends and neighbors for assist ance rendered them during there present bereavement no bim tistant stations clear and sharp programmes from crowded air channels without interference from other stations entertainment at all points on the dial thats kolster performance there are no blind spots on the kolster dial because every kolster model gives outstanding performance over the entire dail the true reception of more stations than ever before go to your nearest kolster dealer turn the dial of any of the kolster models hear the amazing number of stations received through it and remember every kolster set has been tested for home reception your assurance of outstanding performance over the entire dial in your home new weed slides a set of 55 colored slides on farm weeds has recently been pre pared by the department of- agri culture with the cooperation of the motion picture bureau these slides illustrate all the bad weeds growing in ontario as well as many of the common but less harmful weeds suitable comments on each slide is furnished with the set this set is available for use by teachers agricultural represents tives weed inspectors and any or ganizations interested in farmweedii the set is loaned free of charge with the exception ot express charges one way applications should be address ed to slide department motion pic ture bureau parliament buildings toronto where projection lanterns are not available these can be rented from the slide department for a nominal fee want lower rentals b s telephone co confront ed with petition for easier rates petitions have recently been circulated among rural subscribers of the bethesda stouffville tele phone co asking for a downward revision ot telephone rentals while only a few over a hundred signed the petitions the company is calling a public meeting to deal with the request the date being set for monday nov 23 in stouffville the advertismeut in this issued sets out the details fully no doubt the inspiration to move tor lower telephone rates is in spired by the depression that has been hard on the farmers for two seasons but which now shows definite signs of lifting telephone rates are largely controlled by the railway board who will not permit any telephone co to collect undue rates nor will they allow rates that would be low enough to be ruinous to the company cost plus fair pro fit is what the railway board seeks to enforce consequently we do not look for any difficulty in settling the questions ot rates for the local company ggffgs5 gray coach lines limited supplies you with service at the cost of providing it pays its full share of the expense of ontarios highways school reports s s no 8 whitchurch public school report september and october fourth class ruth clarke 93 reta atkinson 93 donald harper 92 joe foote 90 bruce clarke ss floyd ratclifi s7 allan pike 79 melborne emmerson 77 howard ratcliff 70 leland emmerson 5g third class eddie hoover s9 delma atkinson ss jack talbot s7 freddie pike s7 allen harper s2 second class jean talbot 9 2 douglas clarke 90 bruce winter- stein 90 sr first velma davis stanley pike mervin harperwalter hoover leona hoover jr first grant morley murray pike kenneth harper primer margaret emmerson helen ratcliff noreen steckley george davis lome wideman teacher has never subsidy received any form of is providing a convenient and necessary service under strict provincial regula tion daily coach service st0uffvillet0r0nt0 single 85c v return 155 leave stouffville leave toronto eastern standard time 725 am a 900 am a 1040 am c 200 pm c 240 pm 530 pm b 825 pm b 1015 pm a sunday and holidays only b saturday sunday and holidays only c saturday only coaches stop at any point to pick passengers signal plainly by hand to the driver up weekly crop report fine fall weather benefited the live stock men in that their cattle continued on pasture longer than usual and will go into winter quar ters in good condition prices for fresh eggs and poultry are quite satisfactory but many farmers are having difficulty in getting their pullets started to lay an excellent crop of roots and potatoes has been harvested but farmers are experienc ing very discouraging prices apple crops have been better than was anticipated and are finding a fairly leady market there is a greater mane of cheese and butter this fall than has been manufactured for a number of years due largely to the excellent pastures many farmers have a quantity of small seeds this year and from present indications it would appear that there is a con siderable supply of alfalfa red clover alsike and mixed seeds for disposal gorden e cober phone s104 ilrit ish apple market andrew fulton fruit growers re rresentative in great britain reports i hat unprecedented qualities of north american apples have been reaching the united kingdom with tiie result that supplies are greatly in execess of demand ft would appear he says that with the large crop of apples in north america and the poor do mestic market shippers will con tinue to export so long as they can got the pric c of the barrel back he urges that ontario growers should pay greater attention to col our and in the case of wealthies should ship only highlycoloured no 1 grades these latter have been commanding prices from 113 to j510 a barrel scarlet pippins have sold for 553 to gs7 a barrel principally because of their good firm condition and high colour the grading of ontario apples this season mr fulton declares lias been excellent and has been warmly com mented upon by the buyers the norfolk and big o brands are becoming wollknown for their uni form quality and are standing the depressed market conditions well as thoy are still commanding from 447 to 553 for good quality fruit according to variety as compared with other marks which are receiv ing less than 425 this is a splen did opportunity to build up a repu tation for our ontario brands aiid to become wellestablished for an other season ix memoriam in loving memory of our dear mother isabel fowlie who passed away nov 11 1929 every day our thoughts are wander ing to your grave not far away where they gently laid you mother just two years ago today she ofttimes said wed miss her her words have proved to be true we lost the best and dearest friend dear mother when we lost you sadly missed by her daughter and soninlaw aggie and lew markham grain prices wheat oats and barley wanted winter wheat 58 lbs or better goc to g2c barley 47 lbs or better 40c to42c goose wheat goc to g5c marquis or spring wheat goc to g2c buckwheat 42c to 45e oats 30 lbs or better 30c to 3gc alfalfa hay second cut 10 to 12 a ton prices subject to market fluctua tions and change without notice kkesors marmi1a ltd markham phone 96 chartered coaches for all occasions at moderate rates for fntormatiou communicate with gray coach lines yonge at front toronto gray coach lines for sale a 1929 sport coupe ford ed williams for sale brindle cow good milker 5 years old just freshen earl tait goodwood to rent house barn stable and garage to rent on main street water and light installed d h rusnell farm to rent 100 acres lot 33 con s markham barn cover ed barnyard hog pen hen house sheep pen all under cover and flowing spring apply to j a mitchell -royal- winter fair nov 1826 vegetables wanted i am open to buy a number of car loads of carrots and also a quantity of potatoes no 1 large whlto stock preferred n k imown phono 176 ibwri in full swing on opening day tenth commemorative year at the royal fair a super show pulsing with the new optimism new fea tures new vigor ten big shows in one international army teams from europe and america in spir ited contests of daring horseman ship special feature events for each days program royal horsr show flower show dog show cat show 15000 animals and birds beef and dairy cattle si iiip swtne poultry pet stock dairy products fruit seed and vegetables t zacchini the human cannon ball shot from a gun twice daily junior farmer judging com- petitions and thecanadian horseshoe pitching cham pionships royal coliseum toronto rnilwnv rates i vi fare return reduced bus fares stock for sam several purebred ayrshire milch cows reg and from accredited herd some milking or close springers also reg ayrshire bull 4yearold from famous family ii mitchell phone 5810 to rent house to rent opposite mansion house with all con veniences hot water heating al so two houses for sale modern isaac roadway bitick house good comfortable brick house and 2 acres of land with garage and barn to rent at new gormley apply to owner mrs schell at roy movers phone 5510 for rent fine brick residence to rent on church street every convenience large sun room hot water heating good garage and garden immediate possession apply to ne forsyth owner on pre credit auction sale sale of pure bred and high grade ayrshire jersey fresh cows and springers the undersigned has received in struction to sell by public auction at tho farm of mr levi steckley lot 1 con 4 whitchurch townlino mile east of gormley on saturday november 14 pure bred ayrshire cow springing 2 furo bred ayrshire heifers 2 yrs springing calf or fresh 2 pure bred ayrshire heifers 2 yrs due in decomber pure bred ayrshirecowdue in dec 4 pure bred ayrshire cowsdue feb and- march milking 2 pare bred ayrshire bulls 6 and 7 months tlie above mentioned cows and bulls are all reg and papers will accompany each animal at time of sale they are all tb tested grade ayrshire cow fresh calf by side grade ayrshire cow due springer or fresh 2 grade ayrshire cows milking due jan fob 2 grade jersey heifers 2 years old springing holstein cow 4 years springing holstein cow 4 yr old milking 2 grade jersey cows springing these animals have all passed a blood test for abortion also a t b test this is possibly the most desirable consignment of cattle tho propriet or has ever offered in this locality tho sale starts at 1 oclock terms calves cash balance 5 months credit on approved joint notes or 7 per cent per annum off for cash j a hawtin prop p w sllvorsldes auct for sale 50 rock pullets pi 9912 for sale cow duo soon a w aslin proiri 790s for sale 75 white leg pullets laying phone 1913 j pigs number of pigs for sale dowswell phone 8710 car supersix sedan conch splendid condition will trade farm stock frank payee st ville r r 4 fl w anted second hand carriage apply w s apph phone 4910 for sale leister ram lj shearling geo wilson pi 1713 i found 2 head of young came to my premises in oct b mcguicken phono 7610 j a number of good battery i radios for sale also two gr f phones with records geo st i phone 102 strayed five young cattle j to my premises on or abou j of nov owner my have sani paying expenses phone fred 6712 apple sauce farmers others please note that we cease making apple sauce si orders must be placed by nc p nighswander altona farm for salk7s acres s 20 rear con g whitchurch clear excepting about 3 acr t bush 15 hearing apple trees well and right of way to s creek sandy loam ideal ii farm no buildings apply raymei stoufivillo if gr0cerh k pastry flour 24 lb bread flour 24 lb jelly powders 5 pkgs tea 12 lb pkg tomatoes 3 tins for tomato juice 2 for salad sauce 2 for mince moat 2 lbs for a w s farm machinery b fleury plowes and tmi anderson farm machinfh delaval cream separato j genuine fleury plow sh beatty washing machine we are open evenings ll serve you in any of the above line3 isaac foskilj blacksmith phone goodwood 590jl