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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 18, 1934, p. 8

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st0uffvd1le ontario october 18 1934 chevrolet draw messrs w s widdifield of stouffville and e a stonehouse of markham dealers in general motor ears for stouffville and markham combined to give the public a free draw at markham fair three prizes were offered and resulted as follows mrs j meyer zephyr 1st winning right to j125 off th price of any new car purchased 2nd lome bobbins orona right to 100 off the price of any new car pur chased 3rd betty fairies 50 on any new car a consolation prize of 5 gallons of gasoline was won by mrs t c nichols of stouffville rr 1 local happenings sale register 00 production 78 to 87 hatch mr mcqueen speaks his mind about poultry feed a confirmed lioinemixfoed man has changed liis views experience is the rest teacher read mr mcqueens experience mcqueens orchard and pouitry farm nottuva ontario p 0 address rr 2 collingwood september 17th 1934 to ireesors marmlll limited- gentlemen last october we ordered a ton of marmill laying mash as a trial mixing cod liver oil with it of which we hd a supply the pullets laid quite nicely on this mixture also the yearlings after they wero through the moult early in november production was go per cent or better all through the winter without a letup about the middle of february our cod liver oil boing finished wo changed to marmill sugared egg mash mating up about the same time our first hatch came ofi on april 2 with 7s per cent of good live chickens none of our future hatches were below this and we finished about the third week in may with s7 per cent hatch production has been good and consistent all tliis summer the hens now going into moulting full ot pep and vigour some are already through and laying now but you should see our pullets coo of them from the first hatch there is not one under 3 and a half pounds the average is about 4 lbs and quite a number up to 4 and a half pounds other years wo considered we could grow good pullets but tills season feeding marmill growing mash lias certainly been an eye opener the birds are all so well developed and in great shape to do their bit this fall and winter anyhow at this writing they are making a great start with eggs of good size now running into apullet size and hotter a year ago it took a lot ot persuasion to try marmill poultry feeds today it would take very much more to mako us quit we had always mixedl up our feeds ourselves before using marmill but it will be a long time before we go back to home mixes again we would like to thank you for the very pleasant business connections we have had with you also for the prompt service at all times sincerely yours mcqueens poultry farm signed a r mcqueen mr mcqueens egg production was 60 per cent or better all winter and his hatches ran 7s per cent to s7 per cent feed the marmill follow through way and you can get heavy egg pro duction in the winter and hatchability in the spring despite the popular belief that high egg production means low hatchability niagara falls ny were in town lor a day at the home of john monkhouse the school board met on monday little business was transacted only a few accounts being passed for payments mr dan cook is slowly re covering after a ten weeks illness being able to leave his room for the first this week mr cooks friends will be glad to learn of his improve ment mr and mrs a d mcfarlane of thursday oct 18 farm stock and implements at lot 34 con 3 markham belonging to late ern hoover terms cash sale at 1 a s farmer auctioneer saturday october 20 auction sale of furniture including a number of antique articles also house with 7rooins garage and lot 50x80 the property of miss charlotte l heise 110 yonge street irichmond hill terms cash sale 1230 sharp a s farmer auctioneer saturday oct 20 farm stock and implements furniture and hay at lot 4 con 9 markham the property of abram raymer sale at 1 no reserve terms cash prentice prentice auct tuesday oct 23 extensivo sale of high class farm implements horses cattle etc at the farm of b harrington kennedy road at hagermans corners no reserve sale includes household furniture sale at 1 sharp a s farmer auctioneer wednesday oict 24 combina tion sale ot store goods crates baskets lumber some swiue etc to be sold at s n donors store gormley parties wishing to ott er goodsfarm stock or machinery should apply to sn donor or the auctioneer for terms and con ditions on or before oct 10 sale at one a s farmer auctioneer thursday november 1 farm stock and implements including milch cows swine poultry and implements on the farm ot valen tine bolender at lot 7 con 6 whitchurch bethesda sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer w ii lever who was employed at stiver bros elevator here for years was in town on wednesday accompanied by his sister miss ann lever it is 20 years since they i lived here but they are as interest td in the old town as they always were mr lever is operating a grist mill ontoronto rural mall route nol in the vicinity of dr bruces farm a drama will be presented in ratcliffs hall stouffville on thurs day evening november 8 by the markham dramatic club for the benefit of the community christ mas tree committee stouffville keep the date clear and later you will hear more about this popular presentation engagement mr and mrs hugh boyd stouff ville announce the engagement of heir daughter hazel theola to mr wilmot allan stover sou of mr and mrs elias stover marriage to take place quietly the latter part of october the engagement is announced of verda aileen daughter of mr samuel collins and the late mrs s collins of leaskdale to mr russell forbes nendick son of mr charles nendick and the late mrs c nendick and grandson of mr f w silversides the marriage to take place quietly the latter part of october start now build up jour flocks for breeding and eg duction for next year pro- produces marmill hatchability sugared egg mash production and maximum egg birds marmill dealers know marmill feeds and marmill follow throw way of feeding they have marmill egg record charts and will shortly have marmill sugared egg mash folder for 1934 for free distribution if you do not know the marmill dealer in your locality write us direct reesors mamnill limited markham ont canadas outstanding feed specialists big vigorous public auction sale of farm stock and implements hay ford coupe household furniture etc etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by i public auction rear lot 5 con 5 markham on the kennedy road at hagermans corners marriages burkholder pike the home of mr and mrs howard pike brumell avenue was the scene of a quiet autumn wedd farmers information cement wash helps the increased use of wallboard in the construction and lining of poultry houses shows that birds sometimes peck at the wallboard material and do considerable dam age an effective way- to overcome this difficulty is to use a mixture of equal parts ot lime and cement mixed with water to the consistency of a thick paste and apply with a brush this mixture forms a hard durable surface on which the birds can make no impression information on tomatoes since the value ot the tomato has been fully realized its pro duction and use has increased tre mendously until now in eastern ontario alone thee ao 2000 growers supplying the canning factories they plant in a normal year over 8000 acres ot tomatoes the centre where most tomatoes for canning are grown consists roughly ot a strip of land five miles wide and extending along the shore of lake ontario from port hope to napanee this includes all of prince edward county in this district there are over seventy canning factories in addition to the acreage grown for canning there is a considerable acreage grown for soup companies who operate in other localities the returns to the growers from this crop amount to approximately soo000 in a year it is essential that these growers know the lates methods and the correct prevention of diseases and insects if they are to succeed and to this end the department has published an exellent circular on the subject which should be in the hands of every tomato grower the bulle tin is very concise and everything is tabulated and easy to find the circular no 53 may be obtained free by residents of ontario by writ ing to the department of agri culture parliament buildings tor onto quality price goodwood the thirteenth annual rally of the baptist young peoples union of the whitbylindsay association was held at goodwood on thanksgiving day october 8th young people were present from claremont goodwood uxbridge whitby oshawa lindsay reaboro white- vale and fenelon falls the dele gates were welcomed by miss verna maye on behalf of the goodwood bypu by deacon f woodland on behalf on the church and by rev mr burry of the united church on behalf of the community the key iverse ot the convention was the son of man came not to bo ministered unto but to minister and the key hymn all ye that pass i be housed and fed in a manner that if you have barley to offer we are interested in the purchase of good barley and you will be well advised to get our prices before selling we quote on a basis your barn egg mashes get our prices on dixie and master egg mashes before starting your pullets this season we have seven brands to offer which represent real values egg mash concentrates will be in great demand this year owing to the abundant grain crop to meet this demand we are stocking master and big 50 these brands you will find highly satisfactory bran shorts gluten oilcake etc always on hand at lowest prices always call us for prices before buying dicksons hill mills bethesda ontario phone stoufcvllle 7207 plus markham ontario phono stouffville 5505 service card of thanks i hereby desire to express my appreciation to mrs nolan and the sr womens institute for the lovely flowers i received during my recent sickness also for the kind letters i received from friends mrs harry burgess 4th line uxbridge keep the pullets well fed the time is at hand when pul lets should be confined to their winter quarters but the pens should first be thoroughly cleaned and dis- inftcted birds will not do their best work if infeste with lice or mites it is during the winter months that the birds make their best pro fits and for this reason they should ing when mr pikes sister susan by to jesus draw nigh olive youngest daughter of mr and the main speakers were prof g mrs i pike bethesda was married p gilmour of mcmaster university to clifford burkholder son of mr jand rev a price of fenelon falls and mrs w burkholder the room supper was served by the good- tastefully decorated with autumn wood bypu at the community flowers and leaves formed a pretty hall tables and chairs being kindly setting for the ceremony which loaned by the united church was conducted by rev it j pike brother of the bride in the pre sence of immediate relatives after a dainty luncheon mr and mrs burkholder left for a motor trip to montreal grubin jones an interesting wedding ceremony was performed in the church of st mary madelene picton ontario on thursday october 4 1934 when tuesday october 23 1 934 the property of b harrington vandorf on thursday oct 11 to mr and mrs v fines the gift of a son mr and mrs h sproxton and imrs teasdale visited with mr and mrs church of queensville mrs h a switzer and miss audrey switzer have been visiting friends in armstrong mr and mrs h oliver mr and beatrice aileen daughter of mr fre allin and son murray and imrs owen jones of picton visited mr and mrs percy allin became the bride of mr earl aurora on sunday alexander grubin son of the late mr and mrs a g snider and alexander grubin and mrs grubin doris dewsbury spent the stouffville the ceremony was wltn friends in st porformed by rev rural dean catherines cecil winter following which the master gordon and billy covert young couple left on a honeymoon ot armstrong are visiting the sunday visitors at a ashenhursfs were mr and mrs wm bell mr clayton hill mrs george wilson do not forget the anniversary services at goodwood united church on october 21st at 11 ocock in the morning 7 oclock in the evening preahing by the rev a e owen formerly of uxbridge mrs a ashennurst is spending a few days at balsam with her sister imrs a silver mr and mrs levi norton and robert were with ed nortons here sunday mr j e kidd and miss hilda ashenhurst attended the teachers convention at orillia last week sunday visitors at r feasbys in cluded mr and mrs oliver beach and family and mrs b tindall and family imrs harry reid of isabella sask was with mrs j e kidd here on saturday mr and mrs lloyd pegg visited ringwood mrs b j wheeler of chicago and formerly of jolliet illinois visited with mrs j h johnson and mr and mrs e r sinclair recently miss minnie barrett of newcastle also imr and mrs fred honey and miss marion honey of bowiiiah- ville were guests with mr and mrs j l barrett one day this week the west end grocery 18 the home store specials for thursday friday saturday will keep them healthy and vigor ous they will require a full ration of suitable feed besides penty of cean water green feed shell and grit the change from the growing ration to the laying mash should monday with george wilson be made gradually homegrown i grains cannot be sold for much on the market and while they may form a large proportion of the birds ration they do not supply all the necessary ingredients for the pro duction of eggs the use of a high protein commercial mash mixed with chopped homegrown grains will give much better results than the grains alone horses mare 12 years old horses 12 years old this is a well matched team mare 7 years old horse aged milch cows cow white moolle supposed in calf holstein cow 4 years sup in calf black cow part jersey sup in calf r w cow sup in calf black whito cow sup in calt white cow sup in calf b w cow 2 years in calf b cow2v years supposed in calf fat heifer 18 months durham stock bull 2v years poultry swine roots sow bred sept 27 s pigs 2 months old about 60 hens and pullets about 2 acres turnips s or 10 tons of hay ford coupo farm implements bindor m h 1934 forecarriago mower mh good repair horse rake mh turnip drill seed drill ihc fertilizer com set spring harrows ihc now set disc harrows outhrow walking plough fluory21 plough wheels hay teddor walking plough wilkinson 21 cultivator stiff tooth land roller manure spreader mil set sleighs cutter hay loader cutting box mh nearly new 2 scuff iers truck wagon with rack 2 sot harrows potato digger nothing reserved terms of salo cash sale at i sharp a s wagon with rack garden wheelbarrow 2 wooden barrel 2 extension ladders 2 sets harness harness for third liorso doubletrees neckyokes storm sashs 200 grain and potato bags gravel bottom root pulpor hay knife blacksmith drill cream separator steel barrel small feed box step ladder 2 lawn itakes forks tree sprayer harrow cart milk cart cow clippor stand hay rope and fork number water tanks galvanized wator trough work bench with 2 vlcos attached belt wheel for fordson tractor set weight scales lantera lawn mowers cross cut saw hand saws wrecking bar clothes lino pulleys feed box about 2000 brick shovels hoes stonoboat lumber tlior electric washer chesterfield suite extension table 2 dressers arm chair stool ltange rocker annex stovo quart and gallon jars 3 rough tabl03 wash stand trip to ottawa laurentian moun tains quebec city and montreal friends of the groom in stouffville join with this paper in wishing mr and mis grubin many happy years official visit made the local chapter of tho eastern star was officially visitedby their district ideputy grand matron mrs a v nolan on tuesday even ing in the first inspection of the current chapter year the work of the chapter was pronounced satis factory the various offices boing filled by the following worthy matron mrs borinsky wor patron w griffith assoc matron mrs malloy assoc patron f crossen conductress mrs hoover associate mrs ridout chaplain mrs shankol marshal mrs muston organist ann lehman ada mrs woodburn ruth mrs t birkett esther mrs ball imartha mrs pugh electa mrs shaw warder miss luella holden sentinel howard malloy geo storey clerk farmer auctioneer potatoes prices mixed tho local market for potatoes is in a state of confusion tho crop is tremendous in this district but thoro are a lot of tubers unfit for market theso arc too largo and in variably hollow truckers are buying tho un- markotablo ones at 15c or 20c a bag and 25 to 30c for regular quality pork jumped this week on toron to market to top s off cars again switzer family mr and imrs a pattendin visit ed with mr and mrs w pattendin sunday afternoon tho october meeting of the wi was held at the home of mrs r willis on wednesday the topic the benefits ot york county hospital to our community was taken by mrs h cave a number from this community attended the international plough ing match held at maryvale farms wexford last week mr and mrs h porter of toron to and mr and mrs g porter of dundalk spent sunday with mr and mrs j porter i combination auction sale the undersigned has received structions to sell by public auction at donors store gormley good care essential the properly balanced ration accomplishes wonderful results when fed to stock that is rightly bred well managed and correctly housed houses and equipments such as brooders feed hoppers drinking pans etc that are sufficient toj accommodate 100 chicks will not take care ot 500 satisfactory growth cannot be made under such con ditions growing stock needs lots of teed provide a good grain feed and a good growing mash in hoppers so tho birds can get it the condition of a carcass when it is marketed depends almost en tirely on tho way the bird is cared for up to the time it is killed this means the way in which it is grown and the way it is fattened for market a poorly grown bird will not ake on weight satisfactorily its digest ive organs have not developed sufficiently to handle the more or less concentrated feed that is fed wednesday oct 24 1934 the following goods and other articles too numerous to mention palmolive tilys soap 5 bars for 2sc daltons orange pekoe tea half pound pkg 25c christies sora wafers 2 packages 21c bee hive syrup 2 lb tin 17c edys matiqhes 3 boxes for cranberries 2 lbs icc sugar 10 lbs 570 law sons economy store geo lawson proprietor aeroplane rides fly for 100 plus 10c tax children 75c plus 10c tax bethesda melville wms held tho thank- offering meeting at tho home of mrs a d bruce on wednesday october 10th dr mackollar for 40 years missionary in india will address an open meeting in the church on the sabbath oct 21 at 7 pm a cordial invitation is cxtond- cd to nil mrs laldlaw of stouff ville soloist weekend oct 21st 1934 stouffville walter dicksons farm j 0th con markham just sooth of cemetery sco tho autogyro tho windmill pinna 150 per ride plus tax tho only passengercarrying autogyro in canada leavens bros air service limited over 40000 passengers carried in tho past 6 years without injury to one of them fly all day live stock black gelding 9 years gp driving mare 9 years 7 pigs 5 weeks old store goods 15 pairs womens shoes 15 pairs childrens shoes 30 pairs canvas shoes 25 pairs mens boots all sizes 10 pairs rubber overs 5 pair buckle rubbers heavy quantity fleece lined underwear 2 dozen hammer handles is axe handles 2 dozen clothes lines rope 5 pairs plow lines 45 ft long heavy 10 pairs plow lines 3 dozen lino snaps firo shovels number large snaps 2 dozen jack knives dozen galvanized pails number 2lb lard tins 30 lard palls 20 lb sizo 24 lard tubs 50 lb clothes horses clothes baskets light and heavy gallon crocks gallon jugs other articles 3 large feed bins egg crates g to 30 doz capacity bus baskets 3g hampers 12 largo apple boxes 150 baskets g and 12 quarts 24 fish boxes 4 2x1 sxl 3 berry crates with boxes 24 orange crates pile short half inch lumber inch lumber rough and dressed cider kegs horse collars oil drum 2 oil tanks stoves furniture etc quebec heater nearly now small hoater 4 coal oil lamps leather rocker whito enamel bed mattress and springs 24 pkgs pearline 3g pkgs decotint 3g pkgs selox g wood boxes bird cage couch 12 glllex 12 lavollno parties wishing to offer stock or goods in this salo should communi cate with s n donor gormley or with the auctioneer terms cash sale at 1 oclock clias h hoover clerk a s farmer auctioneer in meinoriani in loving memory of our dear mother mrs clias cooper who passed away october 19 1923 loving and kind in all her ways upright and just to the end of her days sincere and kind in heart and mind what a beautiful memory she left behind sadly missed by daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs ed baker properties offered for rent s room brick houso on main street westend apply to mrs h gilbert for sale choice building and garden lot for sale on harold street stouffville phone mrs ii barnes for sale or rent g roomed frame houso main st east wator and light installed apply t h paisley or mrs a allan cider fresh cider for sale at our mill j ir sider phone 7207 cow for sale ayrshire duo oct 17 apply victor smith con 3 uxbridge 100 pullets thoroughbred ready to lay rhode island reds wyandottcs and rocks for sale mrs jess tindall goodwood for sale number of leghorn pullets and one rubbertired buggy mrs w claughton phono 5g04 for sale or rent solid brick houso g rooms in village of stouffville largo lot with garage- and poultry houso fruit trees and small fruits if not sold will be leased to reliable tenant possession nov 1st apply to jas ferguson rr 2 pickering fowl wanted i am open to buy- hens chickens geese ducks etc and will pay highest market prlco locate me at edw pennocka livery phone 163 sam goldem e a grubin registered optometrist october dates 1st 2nd 16 16 29 30 november dates 12th 13th 2gth 27th at stouffville overy other monday and tuesday eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405

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