June & 1048 ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS & MATSQUI NEWS 9
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AUCTION SALE
DAIRY CATTLE

will sell his poche herd of attire Bes his rae equi —_
see farm on the Trans-Canada Highway (opposite
Nurseries) near the Vedder Canal Bridge.

SPRINKL
ination

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12

At 1:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

30 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE INCLUDING
10 REGISTERED try

FOREMOST MILDRED AND CALF

DOUBLES THE cows i anes fy y fer ay at at Mlare ha’ poved ie
PER ACRE Tbs. ilk, 735 eet sa Junior 2 "year a Ey ey Be Ba

With proper irrigation and fertilization, ns
each acre of pasture land will yield double ‘Ib cow. ee
the amount of feed. Here is sound farming 3 7

practice. Electrically operated bsonagencacd
‘ irri insures a fi

of forage crops resulting in high producing

herds. Talk it over with your B.C, Electrie

i % now. 5
President bi tT eeercs and Saoeethey Leonard = Be sat ce Verne, a 165679, born Nov. 15,

Agricultural Representative. ‘There's no the B.C. Guen Sy. He, S7aeTs. "boas
s 4 r ren’s Jean, No. 17 ,
obligation, of course. j born b’ . Twin dau, . 13. Reg. Jersey,
MATSQUI COW TESTING ASS'N. RECORDS ren’ .. 173807, born jAutg, 2, 1945, axe
pate Ria: Se creed |.
The following is a list of cows recently qualifying for certifi- Vag toe ae om ae
tes: ;
Owner, Cow and nak ree 5 a
i C 1 Beene, wet 6 issor gay 41s 305 CWP]? 1985 Parish Show. NOTE—This is a can herd of moot €-
ki L.T. 9 14,840 3.44 510 es yaks gigeteen as BS pee testing hed -
je 5 11,618 3.47 403 305 CWP e t—2-Un Surge Milking Machine, pipe
EE ies 8 ib BS SUE |) oe ine, ce re an eee
L. T. 4 14, 29 46! - janeous farm ¥ set of harness, +
j i 8 11,132 427 475 305 CWP
. Pipette eee 1 Us ee ae :
A. E. Farr & 11,56 0
hE Farr & Son, Rowea BH $ 12507 277 349 305 TERMS—CASH AT THE SAEE
A. E. Farr & Son, Harry, 10 9,304 3.61 273
AE. Farr & Son’ Mildred, PEH 's 14.443 3.41 493 305 CWP 7
WE RECOMMEND . .. <Bilece eeeres Poe 8 sates tat ee GIBSON’S
full for rR len 3 Bios S10 413 398 CWP A
a feed program E ; 104 5. ucT
5 J. RI 7 6,388 5.12 327 270 CwP
your growing Pullets IR jora, 3 G68 503 346 299 CWR Box 758 :: Chilliwack, B.C. :: Phone 4546
: RE 7 473 417 WP |} Office: Home-Makers
to attain proper growth A.C. Gustafson, Fanny, H 11 8295 3.88 322 267 CWP
pe . C. Gustafson, Jane, 6 9,401 3.59 348 305
before sexual maturity. 4. C. Gustafson, Judy, Go 2 10,006 4.58 458 305 .
. €. Gustafson; Mona, 9,144 450 412 cwi
A. C. Gustafson, Opal, G _. 3 6,695 5.38 360 267 CWP
THRIVO PULLET MASH A. C. Gustafson, Bella, HG 6 6997 467 327 299 CWP
A. C: Gustafson, Brownie, ga 5 87m $42 388 305
- €. Gustafson, Minnie, 13 8,690 4.44 386 305
WHEAT - OATS - BARLEY L’ Creelman, Beauty, PBG 5 7,050 547 386 305 CWP
; L. Creelman, Star, ty 5 10,545 4.29 453 305
; an, 2 7,046 444 313 351 CWP
Mash and grain hoppers tantl T. Smith & Sons, Dolly, J 11 6811 4.70 320 304
in sep 7 r. mnith & Sons, Maud, J 7 9 534 305 CWP
from 8 weeks . Smit ns, Polly 6 8928 530 473 305 CWP
before the birds 8 of age. J: BR White, Olive, G 3 8,703 394 343 305 _.
J. R. White, 5 7,678 431 331 305 CWP
J. R. White, Midget, 1G 8 4.75 316 305
* J. Green, Winnie, 2 7,980 5.49 438 310 CWP
H, Lister, Myrt, GJ 6 9,244 4.56 422
J. Simpson, Smokie, J 5 9,299 4.94 485 295 CwP
. Brackman-Her ‘Milling Co. Ltd. j)e i sitckce som} He a ie oe che
. R. Nicholson, Molly, 435 508 378 244 Cr
- D. R. Nicholson, Beauty, PB 7° 8001 455 306 906 Ce — PRICES —
PHONE 52 }|D. R. Nicholson, Kay 4 8217 431 354 274 CWP
H. G. Rottluft, Betsy, J 5 8,754 4.66 408 270 CWP ME ARRED mocks
H. G. Rottluff, Bunny, JH 5 9,773 4.39 427 UNSEXED i
H. G. Rottluff, Capi ad J 6 6,990 4.71 329 275 14.00 50. $7.50
FAIR TO BE HELD HEADS NEW CLUB H. G. Rottluff, Dot, 4 7,082 5.21 369 305 CWP 100... 3
Clark Greenaway has been /|H. G. Rottluff, pals 3 9,398 4.86 457 305 CWP 00 50. $13.50
IN LYNDEN, WH. PR it of the newly- | H. G. Rottluff, Jerry, J 9 8118 474 385 305 CWP 190.995)
pon hf Club in Clov- | H. G. Rottluff,’ Jessie, J 2 7,837 494 387 354 CwP WHITE LEGHORNS
q JUNE 14 TO 17 —— HG. Rottluff, Rosy, in 4 91454 4.29 406 305 CWP ?UNBEXED | oh
q EEA, . G. Rottluff, : 2 7270 4: 00 ,
ri William Frye has been named | Washington yd being planned | H. G. Rottluff. Beckie’ J 5 9471 $32 pr Ss ae ay
; the Ee Northwest to far surpass any previous fair | H. G. Rottluff. Hattie, J 3 6929 5.11 297 CWP 100 . $27.00 50 $14.00
 Waatingion. Fair ever held,” Frye said. “Agricul- | H. G. Rottluff, Mina, J 3 9024 4 395 305 Cockerels, 100. $10
Lynden, A iy a! ate i oa i tural displays, grandstand enter-|J. Reid & Son, Blackie, HJ 7 15,742 4.07 560 301 CWE B. R. rels, 100..$ 8
“Bradford op is president o other features are | J. Reid & HJ uM & : N. H. Cocke
j A iy, 8,430 4.36 368 276 CWP Chicks
the Fair Board. being ineluded ‘to please a large |W. M. Page Bele 2 10,691 382 409 365 For Extra Quality “|
Sots tirst' pcst-was Mottkwanl |e ee ‘ W. M. Page, Sadie. H | 6 13,768 351 483 274 GWP Ad $0.0
i C. S, LILLIES, Supervisor, de pee cabs toe
! GARDEN TIPS | At cuivtiwnex in
CHILLIWACK SHOW CH
More Poultry Profits! eee J.J. HAMBLEY HATCH
from EARLIER LAYING and STRONGER HENS stro Tenger "of Chiiwacke pi 3 ONT
a y on the FORD
i USE T. Preece, Matsqui }|senior and grand champion rie
; rm 63) Pen and: Fae S A. \Barber Cup
; al e annual Chilli
un : a” Vegetables Jersey Parish Show. Frida:
Miracle Let the surface of tHe soll oc-|" Junior championship test to

ionshi)
cupled by, crops be frequently | Pat Reid, owner of the Gloamin®
and kept loose. Jersey Farm, Sumas Prairie,
wus—Discontinue cutting

whose young’ Jersey bull was

' . wns middle of month if pos-| placed at the top of its clase E
; In the female classes, Coley
Rae = Farms

eee oot sowing for|Hall's Halldale Jersey

success’ four-year-old milking cow, Fra- _——— -_—
eats Beets—Thin to 9 inches ay sea Alden Gift Agios scored wie
As tion No | Broccoli (Cauliflower Sow |t in taking senior and
mas p SOCIa . seed pow. test Sa crop. an Brand champion ties:
out all plants large enou, q
— DELIVERY SERVICE — handle and water them in. Anemones, Polyanthics, Fox ”
Abbotsford, Phone 158 Sumas. Phone 161G Brussel Sprouts—-Plant them | gloves, sow thinly and plant out

out now, when big enough.
ae Cabbage—Plant out before they| Thin out Annuais as they be-

Bet too big. come crowded. All summer's
- Colewort \—Sow seeds | planting should be finished now,

now, this v table stands frost]Water when the grounds gets

W t and snow, invaluable for winter | dry,
use, Peernaag should be watched fi
gs & Poultry Wanted feo ei en a ans

Plant seeds for Fall use now. ees eut off dead flower x4

Wallflowers, Canterbury Bells » encourage new growth.
? It’s the food they eat that counts in health, in stamina. to
resist disease, in building bone, flesh and feathers for heavy
ting’ se is coming on, and KILL THOSE PESTS .., egg production later on. VI-KO DEVELOPING MASH has
Heavy marketing y every element in exact for the fast P
GREEN CROSS .

of your flock.

we are equipped to handle your small as :
well as large shipments. Barn and Livestock Spray eS Ae
o

when they're glowing with health and vigor. keep them that

) os ere way by changing over to —
| Sh Har truck t ; .: TY LY _—
ip Eggs or Live Poultry by your regular truck to ts wate 2 VI-KO BREEDERS MASH
. in barns, hog houses, stables, yoy ele.

For further teloresgiae and supplies call at—

CANADA PACKERS LTD.) COLUMBIA, GRAIN MILLING “CO. | UNITED MILLING & GRAIN CO. LTD.

Abbotsford Station . §. J, Stan Sharpe, Mgr. Phone 286 | ABBOTSFORD, B.C. # PHONE ‘285 | NEW WESTMINSTER VANCOUVER ABBOTSFORD