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The Brussels Yost
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U.o.b. spring and summer pastures provide adequate bulk and protein
bat are low in energy. On pasture alone, a cow can produce only 30
pounds of milk per day because of her limited capacity to consume a
cQ.Tcient quantity of grass. Additional energy is required to maintain
lady weight and to attain maximum milk production.
The new CO-OP Pasture Ration provides this all-important extra-
Ariergy that is required to supplement spring and summer pastures.
reed CO-OP Pasture Ration and you wilt get more from your
;,gasture ...more from your herd.
IMPORTANCE OF FEEDING CO-OP MINERAL IN, SUMMER
Mineral consumed by cattle Is utilized three times more efficiently
In the summer than is that consumed in winter. Much of the mineral
reoulred for winter milk production must come from the cow's
system. Consequently, mineral build-up In the animal's body must
occur while she is on pasture.
For a healthy, profit-making herd, feed Co-op Cattle Mineral, free-
choice, throughout the entire year.
BELGRAVE CO OP
DAIRY FEEDS
HOW MANY WENT TO A BANK FIRST?
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John. Lotigstaff, Optometrist
• OPTICIAN OF ilEAPORTH •
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tirotrin Floor,Parking Fnbllltles ' i.
itooeriptteini tilled entities /On to
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THE BilUSSU$ vosrr Tlity3da.Y. August srch 1951
in „Ontario. When they reaeh Wine I
they will hare tre,11•011ed 34.14$ CRANUROOK.
PgC'Pl..74 Wg. KNOW
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Miss Nvol,y,u Cunningham. 4rmt-
, fug, called 04 .1300§utu friends on.
Sauday.
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Mrs, W. O. (Awl and 'Mrs,
l)oughto and Wayne are on a Motor
trip to Vancouver,
it is 'tins Team otnee they were
before aiteuding the funeral
of his father,
j The Modern Way •
To Be Traditionally )
Correct
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Mrs, 4-, Smith and children: of
London, visited, with her mother,
Mrs. •Speiran this weer,
LOST —^
iiereterd Heifer` about 700 11)0.
Itobt, Wheeler Phone 145J
FOR SALE —
2, large size fielstetn. Heifers, due
in, 2 weeks,
John Blake Phone 143J
combining.
Phone 34r1
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FOR SALE ---
Rodney Oats, after
Oeo, 'Cense)).
Ethel
There wilt be no service in Kue,N.
;Qintrah„ granbregit, on Sunday,,
,44R, 13, and Aug. .2(), Mr. B.
Nelson, student minister,. will he I
oat holidays,
Mr. and Mrs, Irvine Dann and
son,. Toddy, Manitoba, are ;
Mg with. Mr. Ana Mrs, Earl
Dunn. and .other friends,
yftss. hllicabeth 'Pfeifer is
Droving mowing a week ixt 13.
Wingham, 'Hospital with
monnia
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Mrs,. Jas. McC;allum, St. Thomas, I
V 4 sited with INIr, and Mrs. Lytle
Gordon,
Mr. Don Cotton met with a ,
painful accident reeently when I
his right hand was badly cut I
in a rotary lawn rmwer, neces-
sitating a few days in the
hospital.
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The
Bouquet
Invitation
Line
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; Mr. and Mrs Norman Hoover.
retained last week trout a motor
trip through northern Ontario and
Michigan.
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Miss Mae Skelton. and Mr. and
Long Branch
were visitors in Brussels arvZ,
community last week..
Mrs.. A. Stewart of
MORE.
PASTURE
AY-OFF
WITH NEW CO-OP PASTURE RATION FOR SALE .
A good 600x16 Snow Tire; General
Electric gar Radio; Spot Light
and Sun Visor.
Lloyd4Tall R. R. 3, Brussels
Phone 55-26 and
Dunn
week
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Mrs. L. Beckwith, 'Toronto, and
Mrs, Isabel Wilson of Vancouver,
were guests at the home of Miss
Berrie Moses last week.
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Mrs, Stella Steiss and grandson,
Robbie Grinister and Miss LindQ
Henderson of London spent a few
days last week with her parents
Mr, a. id Mrs, Ed, Henderson.
Mrs.
were
and
Ost. Roibt. Kennedy of
Division, R. C. M. P., .Ottawa,
Kennedy, Janice and Robert,
visitors with his parents, Mr.
Mrs. R. W. Kennedy last week.
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A permanent career with security
and steady, above average earnings
can be yours as a rural Watkins
dealer, Sell top quality necessities
for home and farm. No investment.
For personal interview write today
giving hge to 'Watkins Products
Inc., 3'50 St. Roch St. Montreal
Miss Alice, J. Forrest is. spend-
ing the week with . the Dickson
and .:Mitchell families at Amb-
erly.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Dunn
Rickey and 'MiSs Linda
all of Kitchener, spent the
end at their home here.
CELEBRATES 97th
BIRTH DAY
Mrs. George Kerr, trnssels
oldest lady, celebrated her 97th
birthday quietly on Saturday
juty 29th, at the home' of her
son and daughter-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Kerr.
Lamely cards bf good wishes
from friends and neighbours and).
bequets of flowers brought mes-
sa fa c oncrratulati OTIS to her.
sbe is en p• fairly !Yowl
h r wcf. and
sn-pnii- • ^*,.er,), among the friends
who visit with her
A rnflic, q,71, .Tames. liars in
Mr.rris Township, and she ha-
:: ctewart .of
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Mr. and Mrs. .Halbert Keifer and
family left here Friday morning for
their home in. Vancouver, B. C after
spending two very happy weeks
with relatives and friends. They toolr
in Niagara Falls and other points
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Brussels — Phone 65
Tuesday and Friday
Linger No Longer
_Order next winter's supply of top quality moil NOW WEIN
Isar itIoNnor prices am in effect.
BRIDAL TEA
Mrs. garl Hemingway and her
daughter Ruth will be at home at
a Bridal Tea for their friends
on Saturday August 12th, after-
noon and evening.
Ala*, 1n the oummer months, your oil tank should be full
et Oftles , Bonin! fpe4. oil.
Robt. L. Cunningham
Friends,
ETHEL. ONT.
WALTON
Mr: and Mrs, Geo. Habkirk of
Ingersoll spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull,
Miss Beverly McCall spent a few
days last week at the home of Harry
LandeshorO,
Mr. and Mrs, Allan McCall - and
Beverley, and Mr, Russel Currie
spent the week end, in Hamilton,
where they attended the funeral on
Saturday of Alf. Arnold. Mr. Arnold.
and Mr. Currie were cousins.
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