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the tribune stouffville ontario thursday june 1 1939 page seven reconditioned reliable used c ars 1937 mclaughlin buick special sedan initial game goes 13 innings 1936 ford delux tudor heater and defroster 1935 ford delux fordor heater and defroster 193i ford delux sedan 1938 ford stand tudor 1931 chev 1 12 ton dual 1932 plymouth sedan 1932 cadillac special sedan 1928 chevrolet sedan 1929 ford delux fordor stouffville forced toronto ostranders into 13 innings here last wednesday afternoon before the city team emerged with an 83 victory it was the first game of the north toron to intermediate league to be played in memorial park and local fans were given a fine dis play by the 1939 edition of their team ostranders went into a three run lead with single runs by baldwin wettlaufer and wil son in the first second and fourth innings in the eighth tip anderson crossed the plate for stouffvilles initial score bruce stover who re placed pennock in left field started a rally which tied the score in the ninth when withey weakened pyzer was sent in to relieve withey an derson was hard pressed in the 13th and five runs came in by rowland shill gill wilson and hanson stover relieved ander son and retired the side depression didnt get his goat trucks 1936 chev maple leaf 2ton dual hd 1930 studebaker 2ton hd stake 1931 durant hp with stake duals 1929 2 ford hi ton stake 2 fordson tractors 2 nos oliver 2furrow plows fleury 3furrow plow near new anthony hydraulic hoist dump 1 anthony horse gravity steel dump box one horse also a number of other good reconditioned cars and trucks at prices to clear df holden sons stouffville markham institute elects new officers the annual business meeting of the senior womens insti tute was held on may 17th at the home of mrs h malloy when the officers were elected for the year president mrs george saunders 1st vice prest mrs peter barrie 2nd vice prest mrs lloyd turner secytreas miss sadie stew art directors mrs farthing miss taun mrs grubin mrs p lehman mrs h malloy mrs w t byam district dir ector mrs e j davey dis trict representatives mrs lee mrs barrie mrs davey mrs saunders program com mrs frank rowbotham mrs leslie mrs thomas mrs davey mrs lee mrs d watson social com mrs malloy mrs tindall miss mowder mrs w watson mrs b lickorjsh mrs j spence flower com mrs w pais ley mrs g lee mrs d wat son auditors mrs turner mn malloy press com mrs thomas see us b4 buy1mg seed grain alaska oats urban oats banner oats and yellow russian grass seeds sweet clover red clover alsiki alfalfa timothy garden seeds in bulk carrots beets onion cauliflower cabbage brussel sprouts peas by pound or bushel place your orders now for coal at spring prices s w hastings stouffville phone 169 wh of alt others f titelap rtcz x yi i a w m mv- 1 m i needed a new barn roof and i went into the matter very carefully the annual report of my mutual insurance company showed that last year out of 15 fire losses 7 were caused by flying embers and 3 by light ning i talked to my insurance agent and he advised a fireproof roof above all else so i decided on metal metal protects against fire and lightning and also against wind weather rot and upkeep i chose metal and i bought titelap titolap to my way of thinkinc has all the best features in metal roofing it is rigid has maximum provision for nailing is absolutely weathertight i got the council standard quality and the 25 year guarantee that goes with it and i was glad to learn about the now reduction in cost becauso theres no sales tax any more send ridge and rafter measurements for free roofing estimate address dept 90s eastern steel products guelph street prestfjn ont guelph street 7 iznitecl fsctoric slia i si montreil ind toroato a makertof csp steeltruii barm ststite nsik jsmeiway poultry equipment i george williams oakville farmer has discovered great possibilities in his herd of goats which were stirred up after the government pasteurization reg ulations forbid him selling goats milk for commercial use instead of letting the depart ment get his goat as the say ing goes williams set about finding new uses for his goat milk now mr and mrs williams live practically exclusively on goats milk and goats cheese and butter along with their garden vegetables and when he hungers for meat he roasts boils fries or sautes a hunk of goat and he tells you it tastes like very young spring lamb whats more mr williams feeds goats milk to his chick ens to the large herd of rab bits the females of which are destined for the banting insti tute where they are used in re search work on womens dis eases not finished even yet mr williams feeds goats milk to an army of mice which he breeds for the connaught laboratories and for the toronto zoo what does the zoo want mice for a newspaperman asked meals for snakes mr williams explained that snakes swallow mice whole like humans down oysters and that one mouse is a threeday menu for a fairsized snake then mr williams big fat cats and brauny farm dog feed on bread and goats milk with a variation of goats milk and bread occasionally with a hunk of roast goat moreover the goats manure is the only fertilizer used to cultivate vegetables on the williams farm and if 15foot high corn isnt enough to per suade the skeptical that its good fertilizer nothing else will so the goat is the alpha and the omega of life on the williams acres and mr and mrs williams are never sick a day theyre a little annoyed at ontario government for milk regulations that cheated them out of a thriving goats milk trade but as mr williams says where theres a brain cell theres a way mr and mrs williams are not to the farm bred thirty years ago they both worked in a rubber factory in london england place of their birth they came to canada and both worked in rubber factories in toronto i dont think george had ever seen a cow then mrs williams said together they earned 1200 a week and out of that bought a home in toronto came days of adversity and mr and mrs williams found rubber factory jobs hard to get they bought their present eightacre farm on the steph ens survey and hard work thrift and the native shrewd ness of the londoner soon com bined to produce them a fine living off the land mr williams had a 32-year- old mare which he drove into oakyille twice a week a man at 110 would be equal in long evity to a mare at 32 its all in the way you treat them said mrs williams the mare babe by name is active strong sleek of coat and sound in wind and limb mr williams paraded her from the stall for inspection she doesnt drink goats milk said her owner but she likes raw eggs babes mother died only a couple of years ago at the age of 35 the williams also have a centenarian goat on the farm its 15 goats ordinarily live to 10 or 11 bloomington mr and mrs theodore war der of kitchener miss ruth ramer and mr howard reichard of toronto miss edna stevenson and mr reg ramer of altona were holiday guests at mr malcolm ramers home service that cant be excelled the cream shipping season is at its height right now and we believe that the stouffville creamery renders a service that is unexcelled by any creamery in the whole province and you may enjoy this service as do the steadily increasing number of patrons over the past twenty years ap remium t ou you may bring your cream in to us in any quantity at your own convenience during the day or any open evening you have your cream tested and your cheque made up in about twenty minutes no deductions for trucking or express but on the contrary you will receive a premium which will pay you for gas and oil you burn coming to town even from some considerable distance from stouffville prompt collection if you prefer it our cream collecting service is at your disposal twelve months of the year twice weekly during the summer months so that your cream is picked up at your door regularly and you take no unnecessary risk in having your cream deteriorate to second grade by waiting until you get a can full in addition to the shipper receiving a cream cheque delivered to him twice every week our trucks carry a supply of choice creamery butter at a special price to cream shippers these are just some of the priv ileges and advantages of our cream ery service which you will be quick to realize if once you become a ship per to our creamery the stouffville creamery is enabled to pay top prices for your cream because we have built up a reputation for stouffville creamery butter that provides an unusually large outlet for our product we are anxious to extend our service to new shippers so as to maintain the yearly increase in the make of stouffville creamery butter that has been established over the past years statistics show stouffville creamery butter leads in the sale of pound prints over all other makes offered for sale here theres a reason for this which the wise housewifes know full well next time you order butter stipulate stouffville creamery butter phone 18601 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings stouffville creamery company