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the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 25 m9 evtkxboihs business 5fe do you think youre too old to achieve success have you resigned yourself to a life of mediocre achievement henry ford was more than forty before he became estab lished on the road to fame and fortune yet he was but one of a host of great leaders in all fields who did not make their mark until they reached middle age this is not surprising for there is plenty of evidence to prove that in almost every kind of work peak efficiency is only attained after many years of experience an efficiency test of factory workers showed that top producers averaged forty- seven years of age ah says someone but you cant teach an old dog new tricks nonsense modern psy chology has exploded this idea sky high the middleaged can learn just as well as youth if they want to so if you feel that lack of education or technics knowledge is holding you back dont just bemoan the fact start a planned program of study its worth the effort practical men of middleage make definite preparations for their retirement millions of people have saved for their old age through life insurance and enjoy basic comforts and often such extras as new homes or travel which bring happiness in sunset years joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffville 98w2 mama daddy now baby have same birthdays from here on there will be a triple birthday celebration in the fred talbot home in richmond indiana talbot and his wife each cele brate their birthday aug 14 a week ago sunday mrs talbot gave birth to a baby daughter dianne the hospital kicked in with a big birthday cake for mama and papa stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed gravel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant phone 125j office phone 370 bsoooooodooooqoo most of the worlds asbestos is mined in canada good grain yields reported along with 11 straw one of the best grain crops harvested in the immediate locality of stouffville this season came off the former mertens farm just west of town the property it will be recalled was sold a couple of years ago to mr steve koteles who is still employed in toronto but is able to operate his farm as well and do a good job too wheat on the farm this year harvested 50- 60 bushels to the acre while ten acres of oats yielded 185 bags of grain mr koteles used a combine to harvest the grain and sold the straw at 11 a ton so that it may be said he touched the high spots in good returns all along the line since acquiring this historic old farm mr koteles has systema tically made improvements bring ing in hydro and other conven iences and intends in due time to modern the barns to fit the kind of farming he intends to pursue development of corn is ahead of normal because of weather its an illwind that blows no man good observed an official of the crops branch ontario department of agriculture as he considered reports on development of corn in the province due to semitropical conditions resulting from drought and rain that came too late to save the hay a bumper crop of corn is now indicated weather is never standard this official noted we can not be sure that the thermometer will reach 85 on july 10 nor that there will be no frost after june 15 or before september 20 rain on thursday clear on sunday is never assured yet we plan our seed time and harvest on the calendar because of experience and custom he pointed out that frost is look ed for in midmay and potatoes are planted around may 24 wheat is sown about september 1 and nine out of ten years these arbitrary dates are a good and sufficient guide however there are excep tions and 1949 has certainly been the exception the same weather plus rain which came too late to save the hay has as one agriculturist puts it created semitropical conditions and has changed corn prospects from very poor to very good in spite of a poor start corn has made remarkable growth and will be ready for silo two weeks ahead of normal at the same time he remarked 3000000 tons of hay have been lost due to dry weather and it must be knocked off supply of roughage for next winters use the moral of the story he observed is that if the normal date for silofilling is september 24 in order to ensile the 1949 crop and avoid spoilage due to over- maturity decks should be cleared for silofilling about september 14 again the crop expert says it all depends on the weather but it certainly pays to be prepared he pointed out that experts say that the right time to fill the silo is when corn contains 70 to 75 per cent moisture this condition is reached between early and late dough stages in the corns develop ment too much moisture results in sour silage too little means mouldy silage it is even possible to be fooled by the corn itself be cause hybrid types remain green farther into maturity than do the openpolinated types seeks us help in fight against reds philippine president elpidio quirino is shown addressing the house of representatives where he called upon the us to cooperate with his government against communist forces in the far east the visiting chief of state addressed the house in the ways and means committee room in which it is now temporarily quartered in the foreground are reading clerks arid page boys oil burner equipment e j mcdonald j a frankum 129 park st scarboro bluffs toronto 13 oil burners gravity fur naces air conditioning eavestroughing water pressure systems the smash hit picture mr belvedere goes to college play ing this week for six days in markham roxy will play the stan ley theatre in stouffville for four big days sept 19 20 21 22 see it at your local theatre iseasa3ftiin extending the frontiers of canadian farming twenty years ago agricultural scion- tists looked askance on the idea of farming canadas vast northland the brief northern growing season was too short they said the number of horses a farmer would need to work his land and get his crop sown in time to mature would eat him out of house and barn but then came power farming in the northern areas of the prairie provinces alone five million extra acres have been brought under cultivation since 1936 sown in wheat at present prices this new acreage could yield in a single season a revenue of 180000000 generations ago massey harris served the early pioneers of canadas west and north today massey- harris is proud of its part in the con tinuing extension of canadas farm frontiers through the development of the indispensable power machinery that alone makes possible the opening up of vast new areas for settlement and prosperous development massey harris totonto k9sha montreal yorktcm ettabllshsd 1847 moncton winntrto swift current caioart brandon edmonton saskatoon vancouver need pullets you can get beautiful readytolay or laying pullets at marshalls hatchery for only 250 each deliv ered sky line farms limited kettleby ontario eggs wanted by reg grading station cases supplied and picked up at your door for a reference ask your neighbors about our grade price and prompt weekly returns eggs in small lots may be left att carload croceteria for our pickup write or phone p hutton grover 8970 40 kenworthy ave toronto 13 attention farmers we are paying the current market price for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto ad 3636 stouffville 255 uxbridge 27 cream for best results ship your cream to stouftville creamery i we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffyille creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w due sept 12 due sept 16 due oct 20 bred in april bred in april fresh calt by side yrsv fresh calf b auction sale holstein cattle horses hogs new tractor high class slachlnery the undersigned has received instruction to sell by public auction at lot 4 con 7 pickering twp 1 h miles north of klnsalo on xo 1 highway and 1 h miles south of balsam on friday september 2 the following property belonging to l kahn purebred holsteixs 4yearold holstein due oot 18 3yearold holstein due sept 3 3vearold holstein due oct 2 holstein heifer born sept 28 1948 holstein bull born mar 13 1949 all animals tb tested and may be blood tested at purchasers expense many are vaccinated grade holsteixs holstein cow 5 yrs fresh calf bj side blue cow 4 yrs due time of sale blue cow 5 yrs due time of sale holstein cow 4 yrs due time of sal blueheifer 3 yrs due time of salt 2 holstein heifers 3 yrs duo tim holstein cow 5 yrs due time of salt holstein cow 6 yrs due time of salt holstein cow 4 yrs due time of salt holstein heifer 3 yrs due sept is holstein heifer 3 yrs due sept 2 holstein heifer 3 yrs due oct 20 holstein heifer 3 yrs due oct 24 holstein heifer 3 yrs due oct 19 holstein heifer 3 yrs due oct 7 holstein heifer 4 yrs due sept 21 holstein heifer 5 yrs due sept 2 holstein heifer 5 yrs due oct 1 holstein heifer 7 yrs due sept 1 black cow 5 yrs due sept 7 holstein cow 4 yrs due sept 25 holstein cow 4 yrs due sept 10 holstein cow 5 yrs due sept 4 holstein cow 5 yrs due oct 14 holstein cow 4 yrs due sale urn holstein cow 5 yrs due oct 19 holstein cow 4 yrs holstein cow 3 yrs holstein cow 5 yrs holstein cow 5 yrs holstein cow 6 yrs red cow 4 yrs holstein cow 4 side holstein heiferr3 yrs bred in marcl holstein heifer 3 yrs bred in mai 2 holstein heifers 2 yrs bred l may 4 2yearold holstein heifers due 11 oct 4 2yearold holstein heifers due i nov 6 open heifers ready to breed thl fall heifer calf 8 months old vacc 2 holstein bulls ready tor servic roan bull yearling for service horses gray percheron gelding 5 years gray percheron mare 10 years set of heavy harness and collars swine 00 feeder pigs ranging in siz from 50 lbs to 150 lbs 30 tons of baled wheat straw implements john deere tractor model b ne last year 3furroy md ace ibottom plov new last year 3sec fleury springtooth harrow new last year john deere manure spreader f tractor new milking machine delaval sterling md manure spreader for tractor cockshutt hay loader rope typ new mh hay loader push bar type cockshutt no 11 fertilizer dril tractordrawn new md double disc near new 7 ft md cultivator tractor hitch 7 ft mh hay tedder md 7 ft binder tractor hitch nei new md 5 ft mower oil bath cockshutt hay rake near new fleury grain grinder 11 inch nei new rubber tired wagon with new lu rack rubber tired trailer 12 x s pla form steel wheeled wagon with box 2 scufflers steel rolfc peter hamilton cutting box 3sec drag harrows stonebo set of bob sleighs single plo stewart clippers new mh separator 3 steel barre colony house 10x12 good conditio brooder stove with pipe and hood several feed troughs water pal sale starts at 1230 am terms cash xo reserve fann is sold lloyd turner clerk a s farmer auctionee not a dictionary word speaking of naming streets mi cow radio announced last we that the newest street in t soviet capital has been given name with 24 letters in englis the name means the avenue the ball bearings if you want t russian name for it here it is sharikopodshipnikovskaya painting barns now a oneman job painting the barn is no long the big chore it once was spr painting and the use of a lo broom make it a oneman job almost any farm today t wonder- is that more farmers not paint their buildings dr looking barns are unattractive a wear out faster than palm buildings what looks more businesslike the country than a set of w painted buildings farmers come indifferent to paint neglect its use too often brighten up and paint up is good motto for by the adoption the second phrase the first become a fact