The Brussels Post, 1968-06-20, Page 6THJ BRUSUALS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO ritSDA.Y„TI'N17.4 20th, 1908
EXCELLENT CAR BUYS
Fertilizers.
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1966 METEOR, MONTCALM 2 Dr. HTP.
Auto. Trans. and Radio
1966 FALCON 2 Dr. with Radio
2 - 1965 CHEW 4 Dr. Sedans, 6 Cyl,
Auto. Trans. and Radio
1964 MERCURY PARKLANE 4 D. Sedan.
Full Power Equipment
SEVERAL OTHER 63 and 64
CHEVS., PONTIACS, FORDS, METEORS, MERCURYS
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YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE FORD
and THUNDERBIRD DEALER
BRUSSELS PHONE 249
WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460
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IS - ,Wroxeler at I31,tie~'ctle
20 - •Ethel ttt Wroxeter.
22 Wroxeter 'at Kurtzville
23 BlueVale at Ethel
24 - Wroxeter at Walton
25 - Bluevale at KurtzvIlle
PERI WEE
TRI•COUNTY MINOR
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
The Tri-County Minor Soft-
ball schedule was announced
last week for • Bantam and Pee
Wee teams as follows:
Your hay and pasture yields enjoy riatural growth in the Spring,
the drier summer months they need the extra grow-power of
C-I-L Fertilizers. Cut yourself in on higher second-cut yields
with C-I-L's crop-booster program.
Fertilizer Crop Rate per acre
C-1-L 0.20-20
C-I-L 10-20.20
C4-1.15-15-15
Alfalfa and mixtures with over
50% legumes
Mixed hay- mixtures with
25-50% legumes
Grass and mixtures with less
than 25% legumes
300 - 350"lbs.
300 - 350 lbs.
300.350 lbs.
Call your C-I-L dealer or C-I-L representative for complete
details on money-saving bulk handling and spreading
services. Canadian Industries Limited, 130 Bloor Stree)
West, Toronto, Ontario. Tel: 925-9561.
June
Gorrie Kurtzville
.22 - Kurtzville at Walton
- Eithel at Kurtzville
27 Ethel at Gorrie
July
2 - Ktirtzville at (Tort* e
4 - (lorrie at Ethel
5 - Walton at Kurtzville
S - Kurtzyille at Ethel
9 - Walton at Onrrie
li Ethel at NNTalton
You cannot pht the same shoe
on every foot,
GROW
AND PROFIT
WITH
FERTILIZERS
June,
- Ethel at Walton
- Ethel at Bluevale
- Walton at Wroxeter
- Bluevale at Wroxeter
25 - Ethel at Kurtzville
July
2 - Kurtzville at Ethel
3 - Bluevale at Walton
6 - Walton at Ethel
9 -'Kurtzville at Bluevale
12 - Kurtzville at Walton
16 - 'Kurtz-vine at Wroxeter
16 - Walton at Bluevale
1S • Walton at Kurtztiville
Reg. Price
9.00 MEN'S COMBINATIONS,
7.00 SWEATERS, WOOL
3.25 SUMMER SHIRTS
4.50 WINTER SHIRTS
1.35 WOOL SOX
6.25 PANTS
5.00 RUBBER BOOTS
6.00 RUBBER BOOTS
6.50 SMOX, LINED
7.00 GREEN SMOX
6.50 HIBACK OVERALLS
1.75 WINTER CAPS
1.00 SUMMER CAPS
9.00 JACKET SWEATER, Size 40
6.50 JACKET SWEATER, Size 40
7.50 MEN'S OVERSHOES
10.00 MEN'S WORK. SHOES
3.00 WORK MITTS 4:5z GLOVES .......
5,50 GREEN SMOX, UNLINED
1 2 th PLATFORM SCALE
riallatravich
Sale Price
$7.20
$5.50
$2.65
$3.60
$1.05
$5.00
$4.00
$4.80
$5.20
$5.60
$5.20
$1.40
.80
$6.00
$4.50
$6.00
$8.00
$.2.215
$4.50
BRUSSELS, ON T. PRONt. I84W
FARM SAFETY
• Shock
if -someone on your farm or in
your home should come • in cell,
tact with electrical wiring and is
shocked unconscious, first remove
the wire with a dry stick, or pull.
the victim free, using some mater-
ial which does not conduct elect.
trieity, ,warns Hal \Vri1.4111.. farm
Safety specialist. Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Food.
Apply artificial respiration tm-
hiedately and don't. give up, elect-
Pita] shock victims have
susei ta ted ats 11.111C11 as three or
four flours a rtor the shock..
Household Chemicals •
T7ore's it word of caution aboht ,
household chemicals from Farni
Safety Specialists with the (hilt.:
aria Deparment Agriculture and
and FoOd.
Each year thous:111(18 of Cali-
a di a ifs arcs a evidently poisoned'
many of them by cleaners, gas-
i rue, ddtorgeiiIs,aitct 61104 mato..
MolS that are PC011 r‘rit AV4 '11 iised
correctly, but are poisonous if
swallowed, if this linopons, phone
dOCtOr bittriedintely, then apply
first td: fp the Vietilu,
Lawn Mowers
Rotary lawn MOWer blndeS Can
cut off fingers .and toes almost as
easily as grass. The ends of these
blades travel up to 21111 miles per
hour, so keep feet and fingers out
of the way, warn Farm Safety
-Speeialuti4s with the Ontario Do-.
Partment of Agricaltur(.3 and .Pood
Haying
DOring the haying season this
this year, carelessness around
mowers, balers, forage harvesters.
and 'other equipment will cause
injuries and fatalities. Take extra
care around these high speed
machines: the extra thno named for
safety's sake could titian a sav-
ing of time it you avoid an acci-
dent says Hal Wright. Farm Safety
Specialist with the Ontario Depart-
men of Agriculture and Food.
.I.Zoad tilt political ids. and vote
right.
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CLOSING OUT SALE