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stouffville ontario thursday may 11 1933 up on your salo of cream if you are not a shipper to the stouffville creamery and compare your results at our creamery or with any of our customers and you will find you have been losing dollars as well as missing a creamery service that is unexcelled il ndica the fact that our make of butter at present is up 20 over last year is sufficient proof of how we use our cream shippers it is always our aim to render to our shippers the best creamery service possible every day in the year as to the price we pay method of payment method of receiving and collect ing the cream and in all other respects nothing suits us better than to see our shipp ers pleased equally are we pleased with the progress which we are making in the way of dispos ing of our butter and the demand we have created for our butter the delivery system we have establishd in toronto to deliver our butter direct to stores helps us to get the top price for our product as a convenience for those who deliver their cream we are also open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings from those whom we collect the cream by truck we are making plans to collect twice a week have you missed something if you have not tried stouffville creamery butter ask your grocer or get it at the creamery it is always obtain able fresh and of the highest quality thous ands of satisfied homes use only stouffville creamery butter look for our label on every pound hard times or good times it matters not the milk cow is the farmers best friend this means some thing to our farmers mutual benefit notwithstanding the fact that we had a 30 per cent increase in 1931 over the butter manufactured by us in 1930 that increase was maintained in 1932 and so far this year 1933 we are again forging ahead with a still larger production than hereto fore or to be exact a further increase of 20 per cent for the first quarter of 1933 the fact that we are situated right among our cream shippers and getting all our cream just within a few miles plays a very important part in the quality of cream we get and naturally in the quality of butter we make which commands the top price its the price that we get for our butter that governs the price we pay for cream the prices we pay for cream are always the highest the butter market permits to pay and not only on special occasions or for a special purpose which is so often doneby be ing so situated and giving prompt attention to the cream as it comes in gives our cream shippers a chance to get the best grade for their cream the fact is that the percentage of our 2nd grade cream is exceptionally low you must remember that the difference in 2nd grade and 1st grade is 3c per lb of butterfat and we pay a premium of 2 cents per lb of butter fat for special grade over 1st stouffville creameryco most efficient creamery service since 1918 phone 1s6 stouffville ont the farm news ed storey of stouffville rr bought one of the selected boars sold at the first sale of yorkshire boars at the elm croft farm oshawa these boars sold up to 30 but are a rare good type a choice carload of feeders for export left stouffville station on saturday consigned to montreal for shipment to the british market the exporter mr rogers purchased the 24 prime head from mr win katcllff he also contracted for an additional 14 head for summer ex port at 5c pound mi uatclirt al ways has something extra good in the stock line and saturdays shipment was no exception writing about trucks on the roads during season when frost is coming out the ichesley enterprise express a view upheld by the tribune when it printed this statement last week j we believe there will be a strong agitation throughout this province before long to prohibit trucks on the j highways for a short time at least the highways dept will have to re build tho brokendown portion of highway between arthur and fergus and pay so per cent of the cost and the taxpayers of wellington county will for a second time have to put up 20 per cent for maintenance charg es what is true of the brokendown highway between arthur and fergus holds good this spring in the stouffville district farm conditions in ontario county still remain favorable ac cording to this weeks report by the ontario department of agri culture the report has the fol lowing to say regarding this county fall wheat and clovers are doing well wheat is hardy as uniformly good as it was a year ago but it is better than average there has been a good demand for bacon type brood sows and good boars fortythree bred sows and six boars found ready sale at two points in the county during the past two weeks in peterboro county the re port says a number of cheese fac tories are now in operation and the prospects are for an increased business this year omarkham economist mr thomas griffith county in spector of tho corn borer called at our sanctum on tuesday and left with us a notice pertaining to this worm and which appears in an other column he states that it is remarkable how ithe farmers are looking after the corn stalks and there are very few bad cases that has come to his attention thus far though he hasnt been around this township much yet mr w c gohn has been appoint ed as assistant inspector for mark- ham and scarboro townships he slates ho has como across some bad patches in his travels we hope that tho farmers of markham town ship will not let another municipal ity got ahead of them in this res pect mr j w widdifield of siloam has purchased from f e pugh the prizs winning bull quartermaster 21290s corn crop failures can be elimin ated largely by purchasing only nol seed of a standard variety from a reliable dealer and making a germination test before planting in the opinion of corn growers of southwestern ontario corn deal ers and officials of the federal seed branch the supply of ontario- grown selected corn of high quality and germination is sufficient to take care of the present seasons demand evidence in the milk inquiry at ottawa has been completed and members of the committee are drafting their report to parliament some more startling evidence came out during the past week such as james b elliott of howick que filed an affidavit that ho was order ed by tho montreal dairy co to stop shipping milk after he had given testimony concerning them to the milk committee the company denied any discrimination but mr elliotts affidavit expressly charges such farmers losing heavily the cost of production of 100 pounds of milk on ontario farms was given as ranging from 5175 to 24 0 by tho secretary of the secre tary of the ontario whole milk pro ducers association detail on a 100 acre farm worked out at 235 ontario farmers are receiving from 100 to 100 per hundred pounds in other words they are losing from 15 cents to 140 per hundred for all thej sell these days a dairy company with an original capitalization of 40000 and no now capital made a profit of 23- c13g7 in 1928 or nearly go per cent this was in toronto the same company sold out to bordens ltd in 1929 for 095520 the 40000 company thus grew to nearly 700000 in less than 15 years entirely by accumulation of profits the net profit of a borden sub sidiary in 1932 was about one per cent greater in 1932 than in 1931 although the price of milk fell in that time from 196 at which level the farmer was about break ing even down to 148 where he began to suffer heavy loss the spread between buying and selling price for the same company instead of narrowing as the price paid to the farmer fell actually increased between- 1931 and 193 2 in the latter year it was c3c a quart where the money goes the same toronto dairy gave the committee an analysis of what happens to the money paid by the consumer in the city for a quart of milk average price 1003 cents it is as follows paid to the farmer at his farm 312 cents transportation to city 82 waste and loss handling 32 pasteurization bottling selling and delivery container loss bottles income tax stiver contributes very choice cattle on the toronto market the demand for good cattle is keen just now and those good enough for export demand better than market price last week a choice load ten cattle averaging 1325 pounds brought 575 per hundred weight on the toronto market this load was shipped by mr frank stiver from his farm home on the gth concession of imarkham and was consigned to dunn levack by the local buyer hugh boyd the ultimate buyers were the canadian packers harvey schell the stouffville butcher also bought live animals from mr stivers export herd all weighing from 1250 to 120 which should make some choice eating for his butcher shop customers jn meinoriam eckiuilt in loving memory of our dear and only daughter who pu-js- od away may 13th 192g peaceful be thy rest dear laura it is sweet to breathe thy name in life we loved you dearly in death wo do the same ever remembered father mother mr and imrs james slack sprayed fruit is best orch ards sprayed and all material found reasonable price ewalls phono 7s20 for sale 7 pigs seven weeks old hy mcmulien stouffville durham bull one year old for sale win topham phone 509 holstein cow pure sale ii moyer phone bred 1503 for hay for sale cheap suitable for horses or cattle phono 0405 wanted quiet road horse to buy between 6 and 10 years no dealer need apply j p rossitter wanted quantity of turnips suitable for shipping phone at once to it e brown no 170 pasture to let four per head for afcaeou storry phono 920i dollars donald pasture to kent apply phone c421 stouffvhiot running water and plenty shade wanted old and disabled horses and cattle james arsenauli lot 33 con s markham auction sale of household goods and furniture 76- 4 20 9 07 net profit 51 1003 by recent legislation school boards must present municipal councils with full details of their financial condition when asking for the collection of school rates power has also been conferred to close schools having less than eight pupils in attendance by making provision for their edu cation elsewhere the township of king has continued handing out relief ds- mortgage sale of lands in the township of whitchurch under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mort gage as no 15128 for said town ship of whitchurch upon which de fault in payment has been made and which will bo produced at the time and place of salo on tho premises at 200 pm on thursday may 18 1933 tho follpwing lands will be sold all and singular those certain par cels or tracts of land and premises situate lying and being in the town ship of whitchurch in tho icounty of york and being composed of west half of lot no 6 in the 7th concession of the said township 4 acros more or less this property is well adapted for market gardening is convenient to school and church and rural mail passes the house daily frame house and barn on premises terms 10 of purchase money day of salo and balance with in 30 days therafter when possession will he given purchaser tho property will bo offered sub ject to a reserved bid for further terms and condl- j tlons of sale apply to mcciillough itutton i solicitors for vendor stouffville i f w silversides auctioneer court of revision municipality of the township uxbridge county of ontario of public notice is hereby given that a court of revision of the assess ment roll for the township of ux bridge will bo held in the township hall at goodwood on the 22nd day of may at 200 oclock pm to hear and adjudicate upon all complaints against tho assessment roll of the said municipality for the year 1933 all persons having dogs died or otherwise disposed of since the assessment was made must have their appeals in by the above date and all other appeals in to the clerk by may 14th inst no adjustments will he made after the sitting of tho said court all persons interested are request ed to take notice and govern them selves accordingly h roach clerk of said municipality dated at goodwood this 11th day of may 1933 the undersigned has received in structions from the administrator the estate of tin late mrs james dunkeld toronto to sell by public auction at lot 32 con 8 pickering at the old dunkeld home athaon wednesday may 17 1933 the following valuable goods choice bed room suit new kitchen cabinet stand happy thought stove 2 rocking chairs new extension table 4 leather seated chairs gramophone records new sewing machine new electric heater new bed springs new mattress new table electric iron ext socket peck measure 2 mops bottle carrier high chair 2 scoops 3 aluminum kettles vases jardineers etc hand ptd dishes dinnerset hand painted tea set dishes hand painted cake plate half dozen silver knives forks half dozen silver knives and forks bone handles dozen silver tea spoons 3 jello dishes 2 cheese dishes 4 fruit dishes large 3 celery dishes large 5 pickle dishes large dozen servers fruit roso bud vase s tumblers biscuit jar 3 trays 3 ice cream dippers 30 jars fruit house plants and pots floor wax polisher new commode 2 hot water bottles vegetable kitchen set new toilet set new laundry bag 5 curtain poles 3 fancy baskets sweater lamp umbrella g bed sheets centre pieces g pair pillow slips 4 linen table clothes g pair lace curtains 3 pair woollen blankets comforter 2 drapes 8 quilts 2 bed spreads 5 pair rayon curtains 3 cushions table spread 4 pillows 7 pictures termometer quantity jars several articles not listed a number of ice cream chairs and tables also the following will be sold the same day for sale eureka planter and cultivator willi hill attachment also barrel churn and cross cut saw apply mrs d woodland m street stouffville lost monday night between stouflvllle and win timbers lino fence iron cart wheel apply to tribune oltice or hre 5110 a 4 dam her 1 filly accredited for sale ynr af pire bred holstein bull his dam at 2 years ga 15110 lbs milk average test 357 butter fat his sire is from r e sanderson lot 24 con 5 markham hatches every ten days barred rocks and white leg horns baby chicks of good lay ing strains r e brown phwg barred rock chicks ready for delivery may 17th and may 27 our own eggs hatched in largo jamesway incubator these two hatches at 9 cents a chick henry miller phone 4911 pasture farm for rent 50 for season or will take in stock 3 for yearlings or 4 for older cattle for season plenty of water and shade the late win pearson farm lot 7 con 3 uxbridge apply to ernie mantle table garden rake 2 trunks bed spring meat grinder 2 egg crates 2 grips step ladder funnel sl bus baskets 81 bus baskets spade small new 2 wash tubs dresser corn cycle shovel hoe quart measure iron bod axe saw ash sifter mattress stand stand no pails ash sifters 2 30 foot hose cupboard quantity tins sale at one oclock terms cash fred post ill auctioneer george storey clerk john scott administrator clarcmont ontario interested in results read what the users say about dixie feeds received 80 egg production from november to april with yourdixie egg mash name on request our eggs produced on your dixie egg mash are proving 100 fertile name on request new dixie chick 100 acres for sale being lot 32 con s markham fair build ings with bank barn and brick house 70 acres workable bal ance pasture and woodland well watered with never failing stream one mile to store and post office on tarvia road for terms and conditions apply to owner p h raymer on premises or ringwood post office carrot growers notice all parties concerned in the grow ing of red carrots for factory pur poses campbell soup co ltd should get in touch with r e brown phone 176 the district representative first of all this season the company demand carrots grown from seed of a distinct type there are also other plans concern ing the growing and cultivation of- same which growers should know r e brown e a grubin registered optometrist may dates 1st and 2nd 15th and 16th 29th and 30th june dates 12th and 13th 26th and 27th at stouffville every other monday and tuesday eyes examined phone stouffville 2405 teraucl the sings 3ksltou toronto singlo 85c return 155 daily service easter standard time leave stoulfvillo leave toronto results at lowest reared every chick with your starter name on request dixie feeds produce maximum cost why pay pay more for dairymen a new 15 protein ration at 1900 per ton our mill dicksons hill mills open evenings phone 5505 a g15 b 815 c 230 b 730 am am pm pm 1000 1230 440 915 am pm pm pm a daily except sunday and holidays b sunday and hoi only c saturday only parcels express to all points gray coach lines routes except usa points gray coach lines