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the tribune stouffviiie ont thursday february 5 1933 iiet us show you the most sensationl new farm machine t year canadian plowmen abroad by roy shaver ft aw ontario plowmens association kw holland great now twine tie baler iho compact 66 the compact new holland new hollands sensational 66 makes hay baling practical on almost any farm ifs self powered makes square mansize bales sliced just right few easy feeding yet costs hundreds of dollars less the surprise of a life time thats the now hohand 66 well wager youvo nevor seen a baler so compact in design so completely new feature after feature youll be amased tho first time you see tho 66 its shorter and lower than most balers of its type on tho market its dosigned to operate at full efficiency with a ono or twoplow tractor bost of all its priced so low that now ovon smallacreage farms can afford tho finest in baling equip- raon how you can enjoy tho full benefits of having your own baler on tho farm you can balo your hay the momont its teady to come in and bae it fast for the highest quality with least spoilago by sun cr rain in the feld youll find it hard to behove your eyes when you see how tho ehcient 66 gobbles up the win drow nothing seems to stop it it can kick put 6 firm squaro bales a minute package up to 7 tons of hay in an hour and it bales any thing clover prairie hay sudan grass maize come in and see us right away were ready and waiting to show you a 66 wed like to go over this won derful grassland machine with you point by point give you positive proof you cant buy better at the price a complete line of balers for every baling requirement the new holland 66 proudly takes its place with the famous 77 twinelie and tho mighty 80 wiretio tho highest capacity balers in the world no matter what material you bale or what field con- cations you work under no matter whether you feed sell or custom bale theres a now holland that can do the job faster better and at lower cost come in and look at youfl new holland today see it now at your authorized new holland dealer ken and clarke prentice markham phone 346 when pain strikes at the first twinge of rheumatic pain take templetons trcs over a mil lion trcs used every month for peedy relief from pain caused by rheu matism arthritis neuralgia lumbago and clatica why suffer needlessly keep trcs on liand and use them promptly only 65c j135 at drug counters t842 canadian vegetable growers in 19s2 planted 44710 acres of peas get along with everybody and youll get a long way toward happiness coming and going shrimps com mon to canadian coastal waters mature first as males in the first or second year after one or two seasons as sexually active males these shrimps change sex and function as females for the rest of their lives itn cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w editors note roy shaver of finch ont past president of on tario plowmens association ac companied douglas s reid of brampton ont and algie wallace of north cower ont canadas champion plowmen on their trip to the british isles eire and france this is the third of a ser ies of five weekly articles he has written as team manager about j their existences and impressions rather than try to recount every stop we made and every town and farm we visited in scotland nor thern ireland eire and england i thought this week 1 would tell you of some of the imoressions we gained of farming in those count ries we means dou reid of brampton 20yearold canadian tractor plowing champ algie wal lace of north gower 35 horse plowing champion and myself roy shaver of finch out their team manager first of all i would like to make one point i do not think it is poss ible to compare adequately canad ian and british farming methods or farms climatic differences for instance make it almost impossible to discuss cattle feeding for in england they are able to pasture their cattle during months that in canada it is impossible to do so another reason against compar ison is the many old farm build ings we saw which defy modern ization and are consequently han dicaps to efficiency one of the first things the boys noticed was the absence of barns as we know them in this country on the majority of the farms they had byres which in essence are really only four posts with a roof on top in these byres the cattle shelter from the weather and feed during autumn and winter pastur ing the factor which most impressed doug in british farming was the weed control and i think i agree with him the weed control on the british farms is outstanding there is not a weed to be seen on the majority of the farms while the three of us were agreed that british farming could stand to be more mechanized we were a little astonished to see the amount of heavy work that is done in the fields by women we still had to take our tengallon hats oft to the british farmer in the mat ter of yield per acre they are still ahead of us there it is hard to decide why this should be perhaps its because the land is richer or maybe they look after it better or fertilize it more one farm we wont forget in a hurry because there we saw some thing that upset all our notions about cattle breeding it was the farm of j o oneil just outside belfast mr oneil farms his 100 acres just about as intensively as 100 acfes can be farmed with a herd of more than 100 ayrshires he was keeping more than one cow per acre without feeding them concentrates he feeds them only ensiloed hay about 90 pounds per day per cow his hay was cured in horizontal siloes and was testing about 1 1 per cent protein ll of which as you will agree was very good and we were impressed by this performance but then mr oneil told us that he lndni bought a male or female in six years he was obviously an enthusiastic supporter of inbreed ing and we were hardpushed for something to say for to us his herd showed every sign of the need for new blood stock three of the larger farms we visited in scotland and england were breeding and milking hol- steins and some of the cattle were direct descendants from two of ontarios bestknown blood lines but first let me tell you of a fact which struck us as rather strange in scotland the farmers thought very ill of the canadiantype hol- stein both breeders and milkers while english farmers could not say enough to the credit of hoi- steins on the farm of edwin de gray seaman in huntingdonshire we came across a son of marksman the animal that packed the allis- ton farmhouse of jje mccague with so many blue ribbons mr seaman was farming lso acres s00 of which were reclaimed marsh he was running 300 canadianbred holsteins and would write an unsolicited testimonial for them at the drop of anyones hat at calthorpe we found our second ontario expatriate in a flourishing eon of the pride of oxford county tom dents sove reign he was on the 1200acre dairy farm of james alston all of mr alstons 2m holsteins were from canadian blood lines he was milking 100 with an average test of 37 per cent incidentally he also had one of the finest stables of clydesdales that we saw in the whole of our visit though he did not voice it to any of the farmers doug had one suggestion for improving the british farms he thinks they would be well advised to uproot the hedgerows with which the english countryside abounds he admitted willingly that they were picturesque but his practical can adian eye decided too much land is wasted on either side of the hedges if they were my farms he said id set a bulldozer and root them all out then replace them with an electric or station ary fence of some kind one question 1 have been asked repeatedly since our return is how is the british farmer mak ing out though we did not have an opportunity to speak to what we can loosely refer to as the average farmer i would sav that for a long time the british farmer hasnt been as well off as he is now most of the farmers we met were operating fairly large farms that could be called showplaces but all of them agreed they didnt want anything to change for a while though they are up against high feed prices they have guaran teed markets with government supported prices for everything they can produce that they cannot produce enough is easily demonstrated eggs are rationed at one and two per person per week depending upon available supplies they cost about 11 cents each or 168 a dozen if 1 tell you that six pounds or 16o0 is a more than average weekly salary in the british isles i dont think there is much more i need tell you about the food situation hew oblesns gay paris of america you have 4 full days in new orleans on this delightful 1 i day tour time to visit all the famous spots in one of americas most mysterious and fascinating cities pirates alley napoleon house the old slave market versailles oak and the quaint shops and resorts of the old french quarter are just a few of the sights youve always wonted to see going there and back by bus adds further enjoyment to yemr trip ail your agtnl for mot dla3t of thh oik many other phatur manned vacations 96 round trip fare from toronto subject to changt includes hotel room for 9 nights 2 m a room snowballs barber shop phone 270j pine orchard thursday jan 29 mr and mrs bruce hope called on his relatives here while on their wedding trip before leaving for tiheir new home in northern british columbia mr and mrs geo crawford and charlie were supper guests on saturday night with the mason family a number of our men attended the farm equipment convention held in toronto last week mrs l harper entertained the program committee of the willin workers on tuesday during the afternoon the years program was planned several from here attended the funeral services of mr h dews bury mrs douglas hope is attending a sewing course at newmarket the pupils of the school enjoyed friday afternoon skating on the newmarket arena glad to report little joey silver is better following an attack of chickenpox in the united kingdom where sugar control continues to be rigid sugar costs twice as much as in canada where controls were removed in 1919 stouffvilleffloral r oses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop ttt spray painting flat roofing insulation phone aurora 70rl5 w yake business marie jack hairdressing lloyd avenue stouffrllle permanent waving machine machiaeless cold wt halrstyllng and shaping phone 170wt directory dental neil c smith lds dda graduate of university of toronto rexmes traxsport phone 181 stouffville sand gravel loam screened stone any size daily service to toronto phone wa 9003 toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone 107 stouffviue e s barker lds dds honor graduate of university of toronto auctioneers othce over harolds grill phone 274w stouffvllia sellers atkixson ph agin 201w2 ph stouff 363 licensed auctioneers 25 years experience sales conducted anywhere specializ ing in farm stock furniture and property sales all sales personally listed and advertised bills prepared and posted no sale too big or too small medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien main phone 196 coroner for york couuty dr f j button stouffville ontario telephone 371 xray hours daily 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday evenings 79 pm and by appointment office over button blk kex clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario farm stock implements household furniture real estate sales our specialty at fair and reasonable rates dual service for the price of one milliken po ph agincourt 52w3 markham po ph markbam 206 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1890 dr herbert b freel physician telephone 1g4 nray hours daily except sunday 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday 7 to 9 pm a s farmer licensed auctioneer york county tlxbridge pickering townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty address gormley po telephone stouffville 67312 real estate a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville kindly note that my office will be closed from jam lttlii to- mar 1st consult j a willoughby sons for complete real estate service head office toronto 156 yonge st ad 0605 city and country homes farm and small acreages industrial business properties is your local representative phone 83j1 stouffville harvey mover optometrist e a grubin ro optometrist picton stouffviue when buying or selling real estate farms residences business properties contact george w allison office closed until april repairs sent to picton will be taken care of garnet v gray ro optometrist regd real estate broker phone 87 jl ernest ridout real estate ltd head office 1172 bay st for farms homes or any kind of property consult stan hastings 0371 stouffville or rich hill 013 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day or night phono stouffviue 98wl ttttltlimilvvetlxivtyh j w dixon funeral director private ambulance markham kindness courtesy service telephone 90 markham ontario stouffville machine tool works telephone tsl rear of cnr statlom electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs csc aeaasegoacssaacsaaaas office hours 030 am to 500 pm evening by appointment every tuesday 5121 residence of lloyd graham opposite dr freels residence phone 84w3 for appointment insurance birkett son general insurance agency stouffviue ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phones 259wl and 259w2 h o klinck phone 44w3 stouffviue fire auto burglary sickness and accident fidelity bonda experience strength and service unexcelled f g alsop insurance for every purpose phono 5w2 taxi service f m pugh phone 3wa stooftrille general insurance the protection of ones dependents should be the first business of life hence lite insurance representing the mutual life of canada prompt courteous service stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed gravel sand concrete gravel pit rub delivered or at the bin plant phono 120 office iliones 370 and 120 monument works stouffville orders promptly executed p tarr proprietor telephone 89j2