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stouffville ontario thursday may 181933 l e oneills customers are enthused over ma tg r wat additioxaii local happenings wednesday next weekthe queens birthday is a public holiday stores open tuesday evening bright smart girl wanted at once for summer cottago apply mrs barker phone 3404 mr and mrs allan collard and baby daughter were in town for a few days from montreal visiting his parents mr and mr george collard owing to may 24th falling on a holidgy the nexl lss of the tribune will be a day late in being issued all persons interested in the formation of a baseball team for the present season are requested to meet at the municipal hall this friday evening may 19th at 8 oclock it is a style sensation in refrigerators it has more power than ever before it is even bigger value from 16950 up the rollator exclusive to norge 3 slowly moving parts permanently sealed in oil silent efficient troubleproof compose the worlds finest refriger ation compressor the norge rollator l e oneill furniture dealer stouffviue ontailo our westend grocer mr george lawson with jim lawson david lawson and donald closson are on a holiday motor trip through the north country this week they will stop at north bay cochrane and other points enroute mrs nelson mowder was sudden ly seized with a serious illness on tuesday at her home in the west- end her two daughters were sum moned homo but fortunately the mother took a turn for the better mrs mowder spent last winter in toronto and only recently reopened her home here iw w gardhonse deputyreeve of weston was last week appointed treasurer of the county of york at a salary of 53000 because of intereferenco by the bank the county being in a more or less faulty position financially it took three days to reach a decision on this appointment and therefore cost the county 1800 in councillors fees and mileage the lacrosse season will open in the stouffiville arena on friday night with agincourt and scarboro grads known last year as rouge hill staging their opening game here in the east york league these two teams were in the finals last year and are great battlers see them in a good start on this occa sion the fami news william morris farmer on the 10th concession of whitchurch just north of town besides having some of the biggest poultry in the country can also boast of getting some of the largest eggs one member of his flock of jersey giants left an egg in pockets of ontario the nest recently that measur- an livestock binder twine should not be used to tie fleeces- it can be separated rroni the wool only by carbonizing or burning out there does not seem to be any best time to sow seeds of perenn ials if the seeds are obtained in spring they can be sown in may or june or they can be kept until the fall better year indicated says poultry authoriay that ontario farmers are con fident poultry is again to be their best cash crop is evidenced by the fact that more chicks have been hatched and sold this year than any year to date ixjrumes and xonlosuuics the difference between nonleg umes cereals root crops etc and legumes beans peas clovers vet ches alfalfa etc is that all non- legumes are forced to obtain their nitrogen directly from the soil while legumes under certain con ditions are able to make use of the nitrogen in the atmosphere fourfifths of the air is composed of nitrogen and legumes by draw ing on this supply which is quite unavailable to other plants are able to coreversq in a largo measure the supply of that element in the soil old time prices the report of an auction sale of farm stock and implements in wel lington county states that a huge crowd was in attendance and prices reached oldtime levels eleven grade cows two of them heifers freshening for the first time were sold at an average price of 7325 while the highest price for an ex ceptionally nice animal was 11400 the farm of 137 acres had been previously sold for 4500 purchase certified seed now demand greater tluin supply based on a recent survey made by the department there are ap proximately 3500 bags of certified seed potatoes available in ontario at present growers who delay in obtaining their supplies immediately are al most certain of disappointment since the amount of certified seed potatoes available in the province is not likely to take care o fthe de mand slack backs or loins therefore like all lambs of poor er quality they will be culled out and bought at their value in the early part of the season and after july 3rd 1933 two cents per pound more will be paid for ewes and wethers than for bucks the markets will pay a cent a pound more for lambs of good qual ity up to 90 lbs at the stockyards and plants than for lambs from 90 to 110 lbs and up to two cents per pound more than for lambs over 110 lbs farmers are urged to meet the simple requirements of the market in order to secure top prices 1 castrate all male lambs 2 finish and market all lambs within the desired weights 10 pics 6 weeks old goodwood isaac foskett hay mixed hay for sale timothy and alfalfa fred pugh mongolia for sale ten pigs about 65 pounds w e wideman lot s con 10 markham wanted at once a table carrots r phono 176 quantity of e brown driving horse for sale geld ing quiet and good in all harness h grice phone 7s14 weekly crop report seeding operations delayed by cold wet weather for some time are now general throughout the province fall wheat for sale alfalfa seed alsike seed loose or baled hay banner oats velvet barley irish cobbler potatoes also a tent 9x9 with 3 walls and good as new phone 602 archie fleming card of thanks we wish to express our sincere thankfulness to all our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in every way during our sad bereavement mr and mrs geo valder card of thanks i wish to publicly thank all those who rendered such splendid assist ance to light the recent ire which alfalfa and i destroyed my barns on may 1 and new bullbonus plan imillionsoi dollars will reach the farmers dairy- breeders under 4 ouines three to four like this as much hen fruit as would be an average dozen i a federalprovincial bullbonus is plan recently announced by hon thomas l kennedy minister of agriculture who termed it the greatest thing that has ever hap pened to the cattle industry the scheme is an attempt in a big way to increase milk and cheese in memorjam production and to improve the hoover in laving memory of my breed of livestock for beef pur- dear father noah b hoover who poses approved bulls of purebred asparagus- quantity of aspara- gus roots for sale 60c per hundred leslie ogden ph 5827 left us may 18th 1931 the month of may brings memories of a dear one gone to rest but he will always be remembered by the ones who loved him best 1832 1 i 1933 coast to coast in canada newfoundland jamaica cuba ruerto mco dominican republic new york chicago boston iondon england jpositi osluon the position which this bank holds today in the financial struc ture of canada is not a result of mere chance it has been acquired by meeting the needs of its cus tomers down through the years since 1832 always along the lines of sound banking practice worldwide facilities in every department of banking the bank of nova scotia over a century of banking service strain will be introduced into test ed herds and bonuses ranging from 10 to 50 depending upon the age of the animal will be paid to the vera and george purchaser by the two governments strict regulations as to inspections of herds and choice of bulls will be required in addition to the bull fconusing plan which will be under direction of the departments livestock branch the district representa tives will undertake to educate the industry on proper feeding of stock while a campaign of cow testing will be carried on by the dairy branch louis oneill assistant director livestock branch will be directly in charge of the bonus scheme and applications are to bo made to him quality of lambs a statement relative to lambs of unsuitable quality in weight has been issued by the industrial and development council of canadian imeat packers as a suggestion to producers that they should look after the quality of their lambs in order to secure the highest market price the message is headed buck lambs and heavy lambs and reads as follows the markets will continue this year to pay more for ewe and wether lambs and lambs of suitable weights even early in the season before buck lambs take on their most ob jectionable features they are of poorer quality than owes and wethers being bonier and having clovers continue in excelenc con- 1 the neighbors who have given me ditions in most sections while or- j hay and other help since the dis- y chards look promising and spray ing is being more carefully under taken this year than for some years strawberries appear to have wintered exceptionally well hatcheries report an increased busi ness in baby chicks and poultry flocks properlyhandled have been one of the best paying propositions during the past season young pigs have been bringing 000 per pair on a number of markets poultry exports increas for the twelve month period end ed january 31 1933 canadian poul try exported to the united king dom amounted to some 1308 sos pounds this represents an increase of approximately 16s0 per cent over the revious twelve months during which poultry exports to the united kingdom approximated 73194 pounds trading on the toronto livestock market was moderate during last week with 150 head of cattle left un sold at the close prices on hogs and veal calves opened 35 to 50c per cwt higher and on saturday hogs touch ed 5 cattle prices were off 25c per cwt compared with the previous weeks closing level cattle trade was dull calves weak hogs strong sheep and lambs firm packers coolers were not cleared out last weekend and the demand was light for killers all week prices dropped 25c per cwt on most grades top prices were made on monday with a few prime heavy steers up to 575 butchers up to 525 and fed calves at 625 for tops wednes days sales on weighty steers were at 475 5 for choice with rough steers downward to 375 good and choice butchers brought 4755 with common downward to 350 fed calves closed weak at 5506 for choice and at 4105 lor mediums good butcher cows closed at 325350 with a few choice cows up to 375 canners and cutters brought l2 per cwt ex porters paid 275325 for good butcher bulls light stockers sol during the week at 3375 per cwt and a few fleshy feeders brought 4 milkers and springers were un changed at 4550 for tops there were 410 cattle shipped to montreal for great britain during the week early runs of calves were light and the market gained 50c per cwt choice vealors hrought 0650 with common eastern calves mostly 3350 wednesday morning trade was strong but the market lost tho 50c gain by the close of that day thursdays market was weak on a small dun with a few sales made over 550 per cwt hog market began to reflect strength in the british bacon mar- j kots gaining 35c to 40c per cwt j during the week wednesdays sales were at 535540 fob for bacons at 560565 off truck and i at 5s5950 off cars packers bids were down to 525 fob on thurs- j day with very few hogs on offering weekend prospect prices were un certain the lamb market was firm all week with a good cleanup on all offerings western yearling lambs of medium quality sold on monday at 850 per cwt spring lambs of good weights and of good quality sold at 750850 each and with common to medium at 4- 6 each sheep sold mostly at l350 per cwt according to quality with a fow choice light owes up to 4 aster i also thank the maple leaf fire insurance co and their agent t birkett for such prompt and satisfactory settlement william swain wanted old and disabled horses and cattle james arsenault lot 33 con 8 markham phono 2s03 for salk yearling pure bred holstein bull his dam at 2 years gaye 15110 lbs milk average test 357 butter fat his sire is from a 4 dam herd fully accredited 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 ph176 100 acres for sale being lot 32 con 8 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 court of revision municipality of the village of stouffviue card of thanks we wish to make known our sincere appreciation for the help rendered by the fire brigade and other citizens at the recent fire which destroyed part of our home also to the good neighbor for the use of her home and to the domin ion fire insurance co and their agent t birkett for a prompt and satisfactory payment of our in surance mr and mrs george watson public notice is hereby given that a court of revision of the assess ment roll for the said village of stouffviue will l d in tho council chambers sloffville on monday evening ji no 5 1933 at the hour of 7 oclock to hear and adjudicate upon all complaints against the assessment roll of tho said municipality for the year 1933 and i hereby call upon all persons interested in the said court to take notice and govern themselves accordingly j s doughelt clerk of said municipality dated at stouffviue this 15th day of imay 1933 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 reared every chick with your new dixie chick starter name on request dixie feeds produce maximum results at lowest cost why pay pay more for dairymen a new 15 protein ration at 1900 per ton our mill dicksons hill mills open eveninsrs phone 5505 grain we are equipped to clean your seed grain we exhibited some samples at the unionville seed fair the sample shown was taken from an sample cleaned for a customer read what mr white agricultural representative for york county said about these samples i do not hesitate to have my name used in supporting such work our charge amounts to only a few cents per acre why sow dirty seed a special rate is given to farmers cleaning grain for sale bruce bros phone 3602 stouffville mill at lot 34 con 5 markham sale register thursday- may is mortgago frame house and barn at west half lot 6 con 7 whitchurch see display adv in this issue sale on promises at 2 pm f w silver- sides auctioneer in residential district sold subject to reserve bid chattels cash salo at on st prontico and prentice auctioneers saturday may 27 mortgage salo of the briarbush estato in stouffviue seo display announce ment in this issuo f w silver- sides auctioneer saturday may 27 auction salo of house and lot household effects in tho villago of union ville tho property belonging to the estato of tho lato jonathan lunau property in good condition corniiorer insiector tho tribuno was pleased to have a iyisit on tuesday from exwarden w c gohn of markham twp who was on a tour of inspection as inspector for tho corn borer after soventecn years in public life the former reeve of markham feels like a free man with the shakles re moved tho farmers says mr gohn are cooperating splendidly in kill ing out tho borer in this district prcslon galvanized tanks special spring sale write for prices sloeums fire suftocator for putting out fires when they arc beginning preston barn door hardware wc can save you money on your barn door hard ware write for prices preston steel clad barns built with rugged steel truvsrs or plank trusses roofed and sided with fire proof steel write for book about bams s use preston ledhed nails lead is used orr tile head of these nails to seal the nail hole now only 15c lt millions of dollars worth of farm build ings arc being eaten up each year by rot and decay caused by leaky roofs and by fires save your buildings now before they get beyond saving reroof with ribroll ribroll is permanent it cannot warp shrink peel crack curl or bulge it is fireproof sparks cannot ignite it when properly grounded at the four corners according to the ontario lightning rod act it gives complete lightning protec tion council standard ribroll is now sell ing at the lowest prices in history quality is still maintained at its highest point write for free sample and useful roofing booklet we make all kinds of sheet metal building materials eastern steel products gucfph strett jm faclorut mho si proton oct t montreal toronto-