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SELL YOUR POULTRY

+* tous. We pay live weight. The short
avoids shrinkage. Phone 284 for
pickup service for your poultry and eggs.

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POULTRYMEN!

What precautions in manage-
ment and feeding should be
observed when you put your
pullets in the laying house?
A. Have houses cleaned and
peo coy By ae
C. Cull all thin birds and cripples.
D, Avoid crowding — Provide enough perch room, mash
trough space and water space.

E, Change mash feed ee ey, Stem. ehcp) Relies ‘Mash to
Thrivo Laying Mash.

NOTE: Hamp, Rock and Red Pullets intended for breeders
should receive B & K Breeder Mash containing powdered milk

“SERVING YOU IN YOUR DISTRICT”

- Brackman-Ker Milling Co. Ltd Lid.

FARM MOTORS
Your Extra “Hired-men”

Let these tough little electric motors
deo your heavy seasonal work for you!
Their cost and operation is very small,

A talk with your B.C. Electric Saricel tural
Representative will show you how one
motor presi Seal up to fill the silo,
cut wood, shell corn, hoist hay and, in

general, do a variety of jobs that would
pend ordimarily be accomplished by extra

“above

SPSrre

PR ms

a associ
of cows which have qualified for Certifieates
association,

ae

ried off many
Fair, Here is
Best Stock Horse,2, Jack Turn-

Ju nior local, 1, Pad-
dy Lat Belem

Classes
Brood mare with foal * foot,
on: only to be judged, 3, Mrs.
say Suara

are x 14.2 hands, ridden
ya Pas or en 14 a sony or un-

oasis ‘he ni ae English sad-

, Jack Turn-
Best Western saddle _ horse,
® » Marion Mur-

Best Lady er Western
style, 1, Marion Murra

tleman Rider, Western
ane 1, Jack Tu

years or under,
Abbotsford.

that many junior farmers from
the Matsqui district received
prizes and

ribbons at Fair.
In t Gu lass, a
2 year old heifer and a
calf entered by Heather Black-

as a unit. Heifer calf owned by
Heather also a first place in
the Junior secti

In the Mates competition,

tgrthe order in which they Ww

REPEAT VICTORIES AT OTHER VALLEY EVENTS

Light Horses From Upper Sumas Star
In Show Rings At Chilliwack Fair

Light horses from the stables of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beldam,
Jack Turnbull and oe we (now Mrs. Jack Turnbull) car-

wards at the recent Chilliwack
were placed:

Best local boy or gici rider, 12 12%,
to

Best family class, Mrs. C. H.|tions which
C. H. Beldam, Paddy

FARMERS
NEEDING WINTER HELP
May Secure
Experienced Polish Veterans
at
Prevailing Rates of Pay

A number of Polish veterans, thoroughly ex-
perienced in agriculture, will be available short-
ly.

For complete details on how this help may
be secaret, apply your Local Office, ‘Natioagt
t Service, Domi Py cial
‘Aileen Gales; ae. Cnticl ilies: able
of Agriculture.

SHARP DROP IN THIS
YEAR’S HONEY CROP

Present estimate o of the 1946

the season. The clovers ee

did not yield, and many

chad commercial Fearne Hs,
have had to feed their

issue es throughout the summer.

YOU MAY BE SURE!

IF YOU FEED

COLUMBIA MASHES:

this coming winter, your production of Eggs
PS Oe ee Se

ee Don't Forget: BC. rd ia Wed., Oct. 2

COLUMBIA GRAIN MILLING GO.

(Located North o% Cold Storage Lockers)

a team
Blacklock. i Rita Fweins, Frank
Keis and Gordon Borg won first

‘is entry was third
in the open senior heifer class.

Judging team of Frank
Gordon

asi
ship group of Heather Blacklock,
Frank Keis and Alex Gergley

also received top honors.

THEIR RECORD IS IMPRESSIVE

Win at Chilliwack,

¢ Abbotsford

AUCTION SALE

PURE BRED JERSEYS
at Hatzic Prairie on

Tues. Oct. 1

lpm. Standard Time

1.—Purebred Registered Jersey, 5
yrs. (Sire Rosa's Vivian); mikling 5
mos, No. 136188.

2.—Noble Bessa Linda;

bred.
4 Willow Mere ‘Blossom, No. 169-
183; age 3 yrs., milking, not bred,
5. ;—Aviator's Maud Helen No, 157-
"= ‘This anima! just 2 yrs., not bred
6.—Violet's Topcy; Born in March,

|. Bred.
7.—Rosa's Daisy Blossom; Born in
March,
yn's Tims Trixie; Born

.—Rosalee's Marion; Born May
25, 1945.
10. —Rus!; Arminella.

nf papers not returned from Otta-
gd ——Ruslyn Maud's Barbara, Born

Mowing machine, hay rake, ma-
‘nure spreader, plow, harrows,

rt
.| duals of

standard of Canadi

Local Junior Poultry Club Members

Other Field Days

Boys’ and pH New Hampshire Poul ch

supervised by Rev. G. R. Tench, is concluding one of its wee iene
cessful Reg ng youngsters competed at many fairs and field
days youngsters and their Lngmie | ha’
with ihe: Bede which were accorded to them.

ve been very pleased

Results of the Pacific National
Exhibition Jr. Poultry Judging
contests held at Chilliwack. Sept.
11 and 12 show that the Ab-
botsford club placed second and
third in the team contest, (four-

second with 643 points. em) fol-
lows; Audrey Tench 218, Mar-
jory Bolton 217, Walter Baines

Phiccence “B” team was third
with 598 points: Lois Lind scor-
ing 201, Marvin Bell 200 and
Verna Harrah 197.

First In Placing
tsford “A” team took first
place in placing the four indivi-
three breeds, with 369
points out of a possible 450, and
the “B” te: was second for
reasons for placing.

In the individual judging con-
test with 59 entrants, Audrey
Tench was third and Marjory
Bolton fourth. nang Bolton
was first in placing and Audrey
Tench in reasons for placing.

with aggregate 2401
points, Maple Ridge club
with 2249 poi

The season's program will con-
clude with a visit to all flocks
by A, E. Donald and F. Cor,
district agriculturist. The mem.
bers will then make their “indi.
vidual reports of the records for
the yout.

RECORD CONSIGNMENT
OF HOLSTEINS TO U.K.

Further recognition of be eee!

.,
recent purchase of 220 outstand-
ing. Canadian Holstein cattle RA

Separator, . scale,

drain tile; shingles; hay fork; and
many other articles too numerous to!
Mention.

ED. JONES Auctioneer

rom
British Les eg Cattle Resets
for a sum excess of half
million dollars. This sum, mays
the Commercial Intelligence Jour-
he larges id for any
single shipment of a,

met the high:
‘ieations tone eves Spaiahed
exportation

RD, B.C. co 3 | PHONE 285

iaarien re a imports are few Monge oo Buy at home and
.C. industries.

compared with a support

————. UNRESERVED

PUBLIC AUCTION

AT LADNER
% MILE SOUTH of EAST DELTA HALL, EMBREE RD.

Monday, September 30th

At 12:30 P.M. Standard Time

Cattle and Implements as follows:

317 Head Cattle

1—Dot, 4 year old Holstein, due December 26th.
2—Spotty, 5 year old Holstein, due February 3rd,
3—May, 5 year old Holstein, due October 10th.
4—Molly, 3 year old Holstein, due October 15th,
5—Stew, 4 year old. Holstein, due October 6th.
6—Winnie, 4 year old Holstein, due December 22nd.
7—Patty, 4 year old Holstein, due October Ist.
8—Susie, 7 year old Holstein due November 28th.
9—Sara, 2% year old Holstein, Springing.

10—Dolly, 3 year old Holstein, due February 10th.
11—Fanny, 4 year old Holstein, due November Ist.

12 - 18—Springing Holstein Heifers, all due by Oct. 15.
19—Polly, 4 year old Holstein due October 20th,

+ 24—Spring Holstein Heifers, all due by Oct. 15.
25—Josie, 3% year old Holstein just fresh, 2nd calf.
26—Annie, 4 year old Holstein, due February 10th,
27—Darkie, 4 year old Holstein, milking, bred Aug, 25.
28—Nigger, 4 year old Holstein, due October 12th.
29—Guernsey Heifer, Springing and due date of sale.
30 - 31—Springing Jersey Heifers.

32 - 33—Pasture bred Durham Heifers,

34—Jersey Heifer due in December. ~
35—3 year old Holstein due October 28th.

36—Young Holstein Beef Cow,

45 Head of Grade Suffolk Ewes and Lambs,

1 Pure Bred Romney Marsh Ram.

Sheep Dipping Tank, Galvanized Iron,

5 Sheep Feeding Racks. .
Large Sheep or Hog Shipping Crate ~ 16-t.

4” Tire Low wood-wheel Wagon: two 4” big Wagons; 3%
tire high wood-wheel wagon> es D x, new
Democrat, steel tires; Cockshutt Drill s
seed attachment; Cockshutt Double Bottom 14” Sulky Plow;
Iron Age Potato Planter and Fertilizer; Panning 3 in and
Sacker; 2 Sets Spreaders; Multimuth Pow Saw; G
Useful roan Saddle Mare, quiet and very su’
ren.

We have personally inspected Mr. Embree’s Stock and Equip-
ment and we can recommend his Cattle as being about the
nicest herd of Holsteins we have had the pleasure to offer
for sale for aI long time. His implements ‘nee not numer-
ous are all in top shape and we can assure buyers that this
whole sale warrants your attendance.

Lester Embree, Owner

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