WEDNESDAY, NOV. 153, 1940

ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

PAGE THREE

Phone 52 Abbotsford

SELECT YOUR 1941 BREEDERS NOW

THE BRACKMAN- KER MILLING COMPANY MAES

Gordon Peardon Local

Be sure to read your B & K October Letter of ions to poultrymen and dairymen.

Agricultural News and Notes of Interest to Local Farmers

shall be no levy of taxes by the (e} issii s to provide for in-

terest and sinking funds as re- quired by subsection (7) of Sec- tion 10A of fhe Sumas Drainage, Dyking, and Development District

for and collected in the year 1976.”

Although on the air but a short

ARAB STALLION COMES TO FRASER VALLEY FROM V.I.

lion received in the Cowichan dis-

FEED THEM... LANDS MINISTER FARM BROADCASTS | WINS MEDAL oak SUBMITS BILL TO 7 a 3 }|_The Jersey cow, “Moy Base 3 B. &K. Moulting AMEND SUMAS ACT Bae tat ee aes at AUS CIN

A Bill submitted to the present completed a record of 9562 pounds

Mash P. O. session of the Provincial Legisla- of milk, 462 pounds of fat, with GETS YOU THERE !

ture by Hon. A. Wells Gray, min- an average test of 4.83 per cent IT GETS YOU HOME To recondition these yearling hens and prepare them for the ister of lands, proposes to amend as a senior two-year-old in 305 Its eaferadd’ sanantranepaes big job of producing top-grade chicks. the Sumas Drainage, Dyking and days, and has been awarded a sil- ation and you are not car- Development District Act as fol- ver medal certificate by the Cana- rying an unnecessary half- lows: “In the year 1940 there dian Jersey Cattle Club. ton of metal around, which

means extra gas and oil!

Drive to your heart’s content in a

GOOD USED AUSTIN

At Lower Cost Per Mile 1938 Austin 10-4 Sedan

a une ae eae oe anaes Mrs, G, M, Hewlett of Duncan,|g@ 1987 Austin 104 Sedan Seer uae eeceat etree V.L, has disposed of eh Arab |, 38 Austin Big 7 Coach er with interest thereon at the Fi 1936 Austin 7-4 Saloon. a he 4 = stallion, Adounad, to C. S. Latimer Austin 7 and 10-4 rate of five and one-half per cen eo fim pare apn Um mahaba Hem levied of Chilliwack, where he fear stand Commercial Vans, io ¢ : in future. The support the stal-

| N § \J LATE time, the Canadian Broadcasting | trict was found to be insufficient . ¥ ans ae * 2 ree: TI ELY TIPS NE, B.C. Farm Broad-|-phe Cowichan Leader reports, to Fred Deeley M casts are being popularly received| yarrant retaining so valuable a by farmers throughout British ' ipo, 001, West Broadway W by a W se ae Many letters ee com-| “He is believed to have been the phe ' mendation, some containing sug-| most valuable animal ever brought Bradner Gardener ; gestions for alding the program,/to this district,The Leader report t uae already been received by| continues. His sire, Hanad, waa Stop at the Sign of ; ergus Mutrie, commentator for] <ojq for $250,000 and his dam, Ad- the Star for By enna AD Veable tog miany fon |ithe dally vbroadcasts: ouba, for $40,000. Mr. Latimer had next year’s garden, so that the Appointed to the CBC Farm ae een EMa TaN GIT Rca oe TEXACO PRODUCTS ground may be prepared for next | Broadcast staff in September, Mr.|this strain. Mcallopgial Calltordla scapon 2 Croly ter. | Mutric brings practical farming | ranch referred him to the Arabian BATTERY CHARGING Some gardens require more fer-l'experience to support his com- Club of America, which traced the DUNLOP & FIRESTONE tilizer than others ments at the microphone. laginallen tees : TIRES Trenching is best for deep-rooted H aie f ere, e was born in Regina in 1905| Many lovers of horses feel it is eee OC Rae BORG eB | eecebles and let the weatherget/put came to British Columbia at|, pity that Cowichan owners. of GENERAL REPAIRS rough. a ar] e. e receiv i LT-UP ROOFS « SHINGLES » INSULATED SIDINGS Dig up ground as roughly as|cumary cen wecnndon, erent | Bares didi not avail themselves of eee WACONA INSULATING & HARD BOARD, ETC., ETC. |i [an in Provinelal schools and grad. (te Services of Adounad while in JOHN OEUVRAY— ST ON THESE PRODUCTS FROM YOUR LOCAL DEALER Collect all leaves and vegetable . " GORBITS. this district. He leaves only six |! On the Highway in Abbotsford s' uated from the University of B.C. colts here. These were highly

matter and dig it in. Asparagus should be cut down

in 1926 with a B.A.S. degree. Since his graduation, Mr. Mutrie has

commended by the judge at the recent Fail Fair.”

Sold in MSA by FoR and slsauied of weeds. been associnted with his father, 2 , fi ch) Top dress ground with old man-| J, T, Mutrie of Vernon, in the SEGA SitsE Se, J B D Daly § Hardware | GENUINE “MAJOR” OR we Ba fe , 2 production of registered and cer-| ABBOTSFORD PLANT . ° ennis Y “LEADER” ean and hoe cabbage plot and| tified vegetable seeds. ° Abbotsford, B. C|| take off decaying leaves. Tn addition to this speciatizea|OF F.VsM,PsAs TO Auctioneer : Sawdust Burners Cauliflower should have a leaf} field, Mr. Mutrie has had over 20 { CHILLIWACK, B.C. broken across centre to keep away years experience in general farm- BE BUSY IN 194 Telephone 5661

frost. i iryi E Fil “ For Furnace, Kitchen : ing, dairying and fruit and vege- We are pleased to be able to , Sho WAtEE Heater Continue to earth up celery and|table growing, In 1937 and 1939,|report receipt of another order| Sul¢s Renee icion FOR FIRST-CLASS SS peas Ee eee weather. Mr. Mutrie was B.C. representa-|from the British Ministry of Food, and 7:30 p.m, is is the best time for plant-| tiy, At Domini ‘ a as ~ di a e e “SILENT Low” L ees ive on 4he ominion Advisory|is the announcement regarding Poultry and Hogs, 12 noon. pe Painting & GLO ol ing fruit trees. Seeds Board. evaporated milk sales contained in Cattle, not before 1 o'clock. 4 BURNERS ehh all fruits may start as ails the last issue of “Butter-Fat,” F. Farm Dispersals Conducted - Decorating Consult— Soon as leaves are off. Sena te TESSARO SALE V.M.P.A. publication, which goes 4 Top price when Auctioneer J.} 0 2 ore ee the oo ies 5 SEE JACK A WEIR B, Dennis iedid the) entira, dairy} Gece pecs eae sue K We . RETAIL SALE OF E Pa we have to the end of November

J.B. REIGHARDT

Mechanic and Electrician

FLUID MILK NOW

herd of Tony Tessaro at DeLair last Wednesday afternoon was re-

to fill, we will now be able to pack British standard heavily right to

Abbotsford ceived for a dry cow due about Copping Block Abbotsford seas a ON THE INCREASE January and was $68. Springfresh.| th end of the year. Delivery of Let our voice In the last issue of “Butter-Fat"/eners in the sale averaged about |*the order just received is to be y

monthly journal of the F.V.M.P.A., it is stated in reference to the

$35.

made not later than December 31, At the request of the Ottawa auth- orities who place these orders, we

say

- Berererelerelerer ele TereTeTeTeTeTerele eTere7e7e . | fluid milk market that: “Our chief é ‘| customer on the fluid market, As- SQUEEZE APPLES FOR have also indicated what quanti- ‘ A a) %| sociated Dairies Ltd. is enjoying] 284,444 BREAKFASTS ties of “Columbia” Miik we are happy birthday ‘| continued increases in sailes over] Pressing daily 1000 barrels of |Prepared to supply during the * the corresponding periods of 1939.]Fameuse and MacIntosh apples|®#tly part of 1941, It appears at %| They still report plenty of rebating! grown in the Rougemont orchard|the moment as though we will be GAN YOU? cane SAFELY ? x and price cutting by dealers who]area of Quebec, a newly establish-|®@lled upon for as much British eee ‘ %| are buying milk at surplus prices,|ed piant will produce 64,000 20-|Standard evaporated milk as our | but they also report a definite in-Jounce cans of juice, reports the |SUPPlies will permit. We « LET US CHECK YOUR BRAKES NOW! ‘] crease in retail sales. The latter|Industrial Department of the Can-|8l4d indeed to be able to parti VAD CY ACE Ge LIN I * %/ 4s due, no doubt, to the circulation }adian National Railways which | Pate in the job of providing essen-| another city, Is celebrating his : ‘ ‘| of more wages resulting from war|serves, the productive Rouville|tial foodstuffs for our people in| birthday, a call by long-distance ce | contracts and activities in British | fruit country. The average serving | Great Britain. In addition to these | telephone will be more than ap- ; e % | Columbia, and to the steady in-Jof apple juice being 41% ounces,|°Tders from the British Ministry} preciated. | crease in, the population of Van-|the daily output of the Rougemont |! Food, we are supplying small ' Jacartin Garage x couver and its environs, If we| plant ait areas for Srv a quantities of “Columbia” Milk to Youll tnd \thatlas role isha % | could only reciaim the unnecessary | dividual breakfasts. Other primary | ther parts of the Empire through| Next best thing to a visit inper- PHONE §2 PETE MARTIN %|‘osses now being sustained in the|products of the plant are apple|®U? eXport agents, who operate in| Son, because across the miles Ror ebousuese RE 8 DE te eee fluid market, returns to farmers|Sauce and pie filler while the by-|°ther world markets.” that Separator yous cron (scaly Cae pees ae | Would be very enouraging.” products include pectin, vinegar, ste dear ones your voice is you. ; apple jellies,*apple flour, concen- i STORING MORE APPLES should be equipped with plenty of L. H. EYRES 1s ON trated nectar and cider, P ON U.B.C. FACULTY nlfarance a ee ae Pie a ave Ah es: x a . Ver 2 ri 4 ate In view of the fact that war still | P°mPSs, at least in the ratio of TWQ GOMMITTEES Canadian Wiltshire bacon ac- Pets ouiven i Sree lations Is a good time to call by

curtails the export of apples, con- siderable quantities will be stored in the home. Experts in fruit storage strongly advise that apples be stored in well-ventilated rooms or cellars, These storage places

one square foot to every 50 barrels. The openings should be kept open at night and closed during the day eare being taken to avoid dead- end spaces in the corners of the

L. H. Eyres, M.L.A., Fraser Val- ley, is a member of two of the Standing Committees, Agriculture and Municipal Matters, of the Provincial House for the present

store.

Session.

cording to an official report from Glasgow, is being received by the

has joined the Faculty of Agriculture after an absence of

umbia

Scottish provisions trade with ex- treme satisfaction. Cut, selection, and colour of the meat are all

six years from the campus, dur- ing which time he has been em- ployed in agricultural research at

that could be desired.

Wisconsin University.

Tractors “May Be Tougher But iad Don’t Break Down

“long-distance”.

B.C. Telephone Co.

3$1.25¢2$2. 30 $3.50

THE BRITISH COLUMBIA DISTILLERY CO. LTD NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.

uit

This advertisement is not published or

transition from oxen to streamlined displayed by the Liquor Contro! Board

Wearing yokes which Bur-| the Government of British

the soil in a fashion almost for-| mill.

Thousands of spectators thronged ; 000 worth of farm machinery, trac- the Ontario hospital grounds at St tors threshers and other imple-| gotten. The oxen literally stole the | well said must be at least 7S years | 28viculture was the Sr at tae or by n Thomas for the international plow- | ments on display, one of the largest | show. They are owned and driven | old, the two made light work of | te at “ust Ty she haxfties Columbia. ing matches and machinery exhibit. crowds on the grounds watched two | by Pete Burwill of Eden, who uses| dragging a plow through the heavy a tractor and powersplow like a Be Wise—Advertise. Use a News Though there was perhaps $2.000,-! silent, well-trained oxen turning] them for skidding logs to his saw-!loam (LEFT). Evidence of the! veteran. Want Ad, you'll get results. j