October 23, 1946 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS it

Vegetables for winter

© OUTSTANDING

uction Sale
At Sumas Prairie

EMANS FARM ON OLD PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY
DUE SOUTH OF BUCKERFIELD’S FARM

ednesday, Oct. 30

HOLSTEIN SALE}

At DELAIR ROAD, ABBOTSFORD

Monday, October 28

AT 1:30 P.M.

tions fi John McGarva who through illness
is forced to give up his Dairy activities, I will sell by UN-
RESERVED AUCTION his complete herd of 30 head on the
farm which is situated on the DELAIR ROAD — 2% miles
Fah ot, Mbbotsford and 200 yards from the Trans-Canada

30 HEAD REGISTERED AND GRADE HOLSTEINS

1—4 year grade, due in about 24% months, 50 lbs. when fresh.

2~—7 year old Grade, bred Jan. 13; 60 Ibs. when fresh.
3-7 year old aa bred Aug. 4; 70 Ibs. when fresh At 12:30 p.m.
F 55 Sear old Grade bred May 8 @0 ibe "when fern 14 HEAD OF HOLSTEINS and GUERNSEYS
- 5—7 year old Grade, e May 8; is Wi resh. 4 an
' cee hi eee ee Mabel, 4 year Guernsey, due in March, 398.7 fat in 276

7—4 year old Grade; bred Jan. 30; 45 Ibs when fresh.

days—test 5.10; Red, 4 year old Guernsey, fresh Sept. 25,
year old Grade; bred July 30; 40 Ibs. when fresh as

317.3 fat in 297 days—test 5.20; Alice, 2 year old Guernsey,

i R abl a fs due in March, 270.3 fat in 323 days—test 5.30; Franky: 3

7 Cae RES ‘ho: tad, tenaci fine. J's time to arrange for the storage of vere from the garden. Bites 4 year old Guernsey, due in March, 3706 fat in 285 dave
9—4 year old Grade; bred July 11; 70 Ibs. res! putting in storage see that the vegetables are free from ray, disease, { 4 "y Id Gue a: in March, 422.1
10—4 year old Registered, in full milk; 45 lbs, when fresh. +> caused by insects or rough handling. Store in a clean, eool ventile fest 4.46; Pansy, 3 year old Guernsey, due in Marci , 422.
11—3 year old Registered, bred March 30; 40 lbs. when fresh partof the cellar, If the floor is of concrete sprinkle a little water occasir: fat in 305 days—test 4.94; Tuesday, 5 year old Guernsey, due
as a heifer. 5 to maintain necessary humidity, Beets, carrots, parsnips and t* q in Desenber, 361.8 at in, Pate gee 413 Hi pena yee

0 giste: bred 5; . whe best in sand. Guernsey, due in Fel 9 fat in 305 days—t 26;

19-9 yeer old Registered; Aug. 5; 45 Ibs. when fresh heap tent i Kristle, 6 year old Guernsey, due in March, 2114 fat in 244
i . 19; ;. when fresh ULTRYMEN days—test 3.95; y, 3 year old Guernsey due in January,

i: god a Registered; due Oct. 19; 48 Ibs. en h GOOD NEWS FOR VALLEY PO! 231.4 fat in re Rs ipa 4.50; Mac, 3 year ae

ic " y. 25: . wi due in March, fat in 187 days—test 4.20: Brownie,

MOS 7ouE, Olt Grade; due Nov. 25; 45 Ibs. when fresh as it Ki Offe Market year old Holstein, due in March, no CTA complete recsed—
15—4 year old Grade; bred April 21; 50 Ibs. when fresh, ni Ing! rs test 4.60; Browniee, 8 year old Guernsey, due in March,
16—2 year old Registered; bred July 27. . . . 358.7 fat in 305 days—test 4.05; Rimple, year old Guernsey,
1 ‘istered . 13; 55 fresh. d E . cal h P. due in Jan. on CTA for three months only—test 4.00; French-
i ee cee ag’ Por Canadian Eggs; Higher Prices} Sis2et cit mr tens not Zan Sara,
192 year old Grade Heifer bred July 21 es oF % va agpa fate, 420: Maud, 3 year old Guernsey, due in Feb., 369.9
20 to $0Registered Grade Helfers irom 18 to 18 mos anata athe ai higher pice lot "eweryaurpag Canaan as |) fain 24. dagen, CTA. complety fecord—toot 637;
as ns ss 7 ut ‘eb., 210 4 re cord—t 5.20;

GENTLEMEN—Having inspected this herd we are firmly @| laid trom February 1, 1947 to January ‘31, SE cea ee |G: Mavinn, wabute Ciera Be un nok tah eee days
convinced that these cattle offer Holstein men a wonderful §| Department of Agriculture. The Department estimates the value —test 3.70; T. Stock 3 year old Guernsey, du 246.9
opportunity to secure nice clean stock which Mr. McGarva | of the contract at approximately $80,000,000, : fat in 234 ‘days—test 4.74: Flossie, 4 year old Guetree’, thea
assures us is absolutely free from abortion or other diseases. The contract calls for the Sept. 12, 336.5 fat in 251 days—test 417; Betty, 4 year old
i The herd is clean and right Registration papers and trans- POPLAR POULTRYMEN Special Products Board to deliver Guernsey, due in Dec., 398.7 fat in 305 days—test 4.52; Mow-
i fers are guaranteed on all] PUREBRED ANIMALS, to the UK Ministry of Food a itch, 3 year old Guernsey, fresh Aug. 4, on CTA for 3 mon.

MEET TUESDAY NGHT minimum of 7,500 long tons of only—test 4.40.
JOHN McGARVA, Owner Eat Pg, wee ont gels Pearl, mature Jersey, bred Sept. 16, 3884 fat in 305
A meeting of the Poplar local | 1,750,000 iy veegeeb aaa an days—test 4.84; Loppy, 5 year old Guernsey, bred October
of the Pacific Coast Poultry | Which only 600, “73 2, 461.3 fat in 305

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e a of the
Producers’ Association will be gioras eggs, in each y, due in March, on CTA for one month only—test
* Halk oe Seeeter: orening: Oat. (| TWSo ey mia, periods, Febeunty 0; Boney, $3 year old Guernsey, due in Jan. on CTA for
29, at 8 p.m. February "4 iedm 00 January 31 one month only (a % cow)—test’ 4.10; Rose I, 5 year old

te Fines due i Ome CE Sede 2 |
BCCGA EXECUTIVE Siete: thee ie atanee i org dy 4
Box 758 :: Chilliwack, B.C. :: Phone 4546 PREPARES FOR BCFA

The quantity of eggs required id Shorthorn, due in March, 305.0 fat in 305 days—test 5.26:
fill each of the twelve-month Dan, 3 year old Guernsey, fresh 2 mon., not bred—test 4.00:
Office: Home-Makers Realty & Insurance Agency Lid. Ph. 3131 ANNUAL CONVENTION
of the B.C. Coast Grow-

periods of this two-year contract Dingbot, 4 year old Guernsey, due in March, no CTA record
is the same as required by the —test 420; Tisk 3 year old Guernsey, due in Des 3387 tot
ers’ A will meet Monday,
Oct. 21 in the Catherwood Block to| ©

ot ptet ed maract, but thel@ in 305 days—test 5.00; Crosseye, § year old Guernsey, due in
f perinits (or, his latest} Feb, 378.1 fat in 305 days—test'448; Tosh, 3 year nid Goece
~ sey, due in Dec., 334.8 fat in 305 days—test 4.00; Daisy, 5
SETS NEW RECORD | BUYS P.B. AYRSHIRES | tions for aubmiaion fo] One, cent per, "dozen "over thelr Od Gucrascy ite fstpie_ 908 AE test Ait; Daly, 5
‘Berryland Fruit and Deiry Parms,| Amold Houg, Lynden dairyman, |the annual meeting of the B.C. Fe-| 1946 yee to the peor in the ¢
Iéd., of Haney, have made a cham- | purchased eight head of purebred re- | deration of Agriculture scheduled to os. : nag & periods, February Dixie, 5 year old Guernsey
pion record on their gistered cattle recently from the| be held in Hotel Vancouv we |i, a beg sal gis. increase days—test 5.00; Nora, 6 year old Gi
¥ cow, Berryland King’s} Buitenzorg Farm owned by Ralph B.| day ang Thursday, Nov. 27 and 23,|°!, two cents per dozen in the 389.1 fat in 305 d:
5 i ¥ to January 31
‘tbs. of milk and 663.6 Ibs. of butter-| stock included five cows, two bred 80 draft the association's proposal 7 ,
fat is the highest record in the pro-| heifers and a yearling bull. Houg|that a substation for experimental tan r Special _pratocts, Board _ ‘ t
‘Winee in class E, which means this|sold his herd of grade cattle last|and research work on the problems uy eggs of the Canadian fat in

old Guernsey, fresh Sept. 29, 306.6 fat in 305 da;
Guernee 3 : : ; ead
‘Kindness. Her production of 121285|Le Cocg. All Ayrshires, the new ‘The executive of the BCOGA will al.| £4!!_ buying periods, September 1

due in Jan., 364.5
year old Holstein, due

s—test 3.97; Nance, 6

anes government Grades A Large, A in Jan., 326.1 fat in 269 days—test 4.50; Gert, 7 year old
‘cow was three years of age and that | month and intends to stock his farm of berry growing be established in the Medium and A Pullet for’ its Jersey, due Fes. 77 ry :
. hewn sigh oi bmw in .¢ for Jersey, due in March, 347.7 fat in 295 days—test 450: Roe,
she was milked twice daily for one | exclusively with purebreds. ve valey. Disectors of the BOPA! 1947 ‘shipments. Whether Grass 3 year old Guernsey. due in Feb, 2354 fat in 186 dare”
year. The sire of this cow, Berry- will meet, either in Vancouver or| 4 be y ey. . 5 y

| include Spy
Jand’s King, has eight|gister of The American Guernsey | vernon, prior to the annual conven. included test 4.90.
Gaughters in the Performance Re-| Cattle Club.
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A Pullet eggs will
1948 shipments is
tion, probably on Oct. 23. | cided by th

Food before ti

old Guernsey, due in Jan., 263.2 fat in
Amy, 3 year old Guernsey, due in Jan.
8 days—test 4.90; Skinny, 5 year old Guernsey.
242.6 fat in 219 days—test 4.80: Freckles, 7 year

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ey, due in Dec., 297.9 fat in 305 days

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UK Ministry of
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old Gur ey, due in Jan. ;
Creamo, 6 year old Holstein, due in s
days—test 4.30; ar old Holstein.
381 fat in 3 —t Bodicia, 6
due in M 353.6 fat in 305 days—test
1, due in May, 390.7 fat in 305

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Sieh esther mink ie Ke 358; Diana,
days—test

Fall Is Good ai te
Time To Paint
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old.
ULL—Glenhill John, born
O. Rudge, Abbotsford. ' Sire:
; Dam: Cedar Cove Rose,
REGISTERED HO! EIN BULL—Paulholm Sir Hen.
serveld, born Feb. 11, 1943. Sire: Colony Vronka Sir Henge.
wold; Dam: Paulholm LaVata Hazelwood.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—The above information has
been taken from CTA records, and are absolutely authentic.
This herd has been entirely free from abortion for almost
2 years and the animals are all young, he: Ithy and in splen-
did flesh. The owner, Mr. Thompson, een very em-
phatic in his instructions that all statements should be ab.
Solutely true and correct.

OWNER: E. C. B, THOMPSON

i253! GIBSON’S

AUCTIONEERS —

Box 758 :: Chilliwack, B.C. :: Phone 4546
Office: Home-Makers Realty & Insurance Agency Ltd, Ph. 3131

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