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• PRIZE WiNNERS
4•H Swine Club
First Klee for ollownlanahip, in
the annual aohienrement day of the
Brussels 4-11 Swine Club, was wen
by Harmon Broadhagen, with a
score of 90 out of a possible 100.
Other scores in the swine rihowman-
elle) t•outeat were; Evelyn Broad.
bagels. 86; Ronald Smith 85, Laurie
Belek 82. Donna Smith 80. Ray
Fischer 70, 'Roselnerle Bolger 74.
11111 Mases 72, Rene Delborque 70,
Jen Bolger 68. Best E'Core, when the
swine were judged, was awarded
the pair of ]figs brought out by Eve-
lyn Broadhagsn. The !siege, W. 114•
Gordon. Guelph. of the Domton Dept.
sir lgriculture, gave her entry 386
400Other cores
(li1aham Jaekaon, Eeraldlue DOA•
ills, Stern Jaoksoa, Barbara Tare
bull, Walter •Blank. A3enabeee of
the secalel rl0O group wore D090
tate Me eggert, Gerald Smttlt, 1,oan
Johnston, Marton Tariff/1111, 'Ronald
vl'llitaanson.
Dalry Peter
lioleteivei; Aged bull, Norma*oat,
Sehwtdt, Mildmay; Crow, $ yr.
ill m11k, Win. Boyd, Walton', Na1'man
Schmidt; Aged cow, dry, Wm. Boyd,
Two year old heifer to reek, Wail.
Boyd 1 arse 2.
Two yr, old heifer, 'Ory: Wm. Boyd 1
and 2; Normal' Schanldt8, Yearling
heifer, N. Behmidtl'WM. Boyd Land
3. heifer calf; B. Riehl, Wingham, 1,
2, 3 and 4. Herd; Norman Sehmldt,
CMfMk,H�[+•r*..w.w.n•sM'n.
and GO 6i (; ASS1 IED A" L)Se. 1- AUCTION BALI»
Pepper •5; Niel Taylor L
E, Frain, atuevale, 7. Jnnlor 11011 cat£ „__,•,�,,.,�„^ .,.
W. A. Culbent, Deegannow; To2tu FOR SALE
Goetz; Biel, `rayier and Son; A Juynnt ,Dressed tEo-tors,
4 elle 0 Neil Jackson 5; W. E. 3 lieueM SholdteO 3'hona .51rf
Turnbull and Son 7. Obaanpiop, bull;
stew Goetz. Aged sow: A. JoYnt 1 i
8804,8; W. A. Culbert; Nell Teeksoti , FOR SALE -.
3, 4 un�d 7; Joiln Goetz 5; W. P. Gene- e 1 2✓. pigs, 10 weeks old,
1)111.1 and San 13 ,and 91 lien. cess 3, L, 'Earl Phone 11,711
1 10 'Twoyesseold heifer, w, A. ,
ono -,--�
Culbert; A. Joynt; John Gooll; W.
10, 'Tnrnball and Sona 4 and 7; Wm.: FOR, SALE
Pepper; Mel Taylor and Son 0 and Hereford Bell, 21e years q70, apely to
Phone 42r17
8; , Ne l� Jaatoforz. footling heifer; , Sohn Mete
330110 Goetz 1 and 9: A. Joynt 2; W.
A, Culbert_ a; Wm. Pepper 4 and FOR'SALE ,- µ .•
7; Nell 7aak=ion 5; W, E. Turnbull 1 Quanitity of Hardwood,
and Son 0 and 8; Neil Jaoltson 10; ! Jeck Knight Phpno 43r8
Marl. Taylor sue San 11. Senior I: -_ -
heifer calf; W. A, Culbert 1, 2 and 43 i
LOST --
On
On the lair grounds, a" pr, of boys
grey and yellow band knit socks
Phone 1!2513,
„_.-_----
Sraanpion male, Solman Seem idt A. Joyne 3 and 11; Wen, Pepper 6 8
Oliampian tamale, Wm. Boyd. and 6; Jeers Goetz 7; W. le re 1
points of a possible ser a
on the swine were; Harmon Broad I Ayrshires: Yearling Bull; Longridge bull and Son 8; L, Train 9; Neil 1.
hnaon 334, Tins Bolger 381, Laurie Bros., Brussels; Ervin Schous, Mild -1
Jaeltson 40 and 12; Kon. McFarlane
Blank 380. Rene Delberque 378, 1 Islay Bull under • 0110 Yr. Langridge 1 '13, 3318101- bailor calf: W. A. Culbert
Donna Smith 377, Ronald Smith 375,1 'Bros., John I, Ballantyne 2. Three -Yr- '1 .ant1 2, W. p, Turnbull 3 and 6;t i
Ray Fi'.oher 374, Rosemarie Bolger , old eow in milk; 1iangridge Bros. 1 A. Jaynt4; John Goetz 6; Noil'Jacl
and 4, ErNiu Schoen 2, Geo: Carter, sots 7. Champion female; W. A• Cul. 1
373, 8111 Moses 370.
4•H Calf Club
The lemssels 441 Reef Calf Club,
Wintgham, 3, Two -yr. -old heifer to
milk: Longridge Eros,,, w
heifer, Jeers T. Ballantyne; L,angridge
best, • Herd: W. A. Culbert, -Jahn
Two -yr, -old
old Goetz; A. Joynt; W. E. Turnbull and
Son; Neil Jackson; Wm. Pepper, Ken. Mm it Jan!. Get of sire: W. , STRAYED —
hnldim efts annual achievement day, i Bros.; Ervin Schous•, To Lot 9, eon, 4, Grey, a steer weigh -
1
had a 100 Per bringing
turnout, with A. Culbert; John Goetz; A. Joynt;
22 members bringing out calves l Yearling heifer: Jahn 18allarstyne, Neil Tacks= Won. Pepper. 1 ing about 600 lbs, Owner contact
1 Langridge Bros. 2 and 4. Geo. Carter 7lielvrbo Dennis, Phone Brussels
Por show. in the club shrowmanrrhie t 3 Heiler Galt: John I. Ballantyne, Herefords; Aged bull; Geo. Kee ; 33r6,
FOR SALE —
Nine Hereford Cattle weighing about
650 lbs. each.
'rhos. Straehan Pltone 38r9
competition Mary Dennis headed 2 and 3,Longridge 4• j nedv Lucknow L and W. Jackson,
• Brea., Geo. Ca I
Clearing Auction Bale Of Farm
Stook, Machinery and Honeehclt)
Effects at Lot 17, Oon. 12 Hallett
Twp., 2 melee South and 1 Milo
East of Bette on
TUESDAY, OCT. 12th. at 12.20 pen,
Horses
1 team wagon hordes. grey alx4
black, middls age.
Cattle
10 well bred Durham Oawa, due
rho Reel= la March and April.
4 Durham Steers 1000 lbs.
8 Dunham Steers. rising 2 yrs. old.
2 Dunham heifers, rising 2 yrs, old,
7 Durham Heifers and Steers,
Spring Calves.
Machinery
elesseY-Harris 81 model Trader,
fully equipped in Al condition. Mese.
Machinery
Binder, e furrow Olivet'
Plow, 6 section, Diamond Harrows,
Spring. Tooth Cultivator Dino, Har-
row.
ar
row, Seed Drill: McCormick, Deer.
Ing Mower, Hay loader, side rake,
Masseyierrts `,Maeure Spreader,
2 set ' farm sieighs), Rubber tired
wagon, 16 ft. flat hay ranks. farm.
wagon. nimble mill, 1000 lb. scale
es, International, areent separator'
(nearly near). see double harness!
horse collars, 4' iron kettles, chain,
ire ow
block, wheel barrow log v , p
er emot7, Colony house 10 x18
like new, Chicken shelters (like
new), 30 rd, new chicken fence, 22
Cord of Maple wood 14" body wood,
Ilse list, with a score of 90. Other � Geo. Garter
Jahn I. Ballantyne, Lanridge Listowel; Carl Arown, Harrisiton. ' Quantity Maple limbs, 76 cedes'
leading rrnres ler ehowmanslriprtes E. Schous. Cham- YearlingBull; Heber Hedy; Dungan. FOR SALE —; poles, t 3000 At. of inab Hemlock, to
Fran i888. Mary Dennis 90, Donald i pion male: Langr7dge Bros. Chant' I non; Geo. Kennedy, '2, 3 and 6; 14 1 A baby girl's carriage suit, in ex to tS quantity0 of Plank, square
Smith 33. Michael Gultuzensmi86, ; I and W. Jackson 4; Percy Miller, 1 eellCnt condition, used one eeasex- timbers up to 26 Et, long, Grim Eva
ion female, John T. Ballantyne. j
Frank Srrnl�nn 84, Jean Smith 82, i 7uriclu, 5• Senior hull Calf: Goo, l n.
priced reasonable tor Quick sale,
timbers
gathering tank, sap
Pet,•r Hemtngway 30, Laurie Black: Jersey cattle: Aged bull.' Lorne ; Kennedy, Tames Coultas, Belgrarve. 4 Phone 43x Brussels Lbs particulars. buckets, 150 ft. of ]Sghte 300 rod
le. Darts Johnston 76, Rosemarie 1 Carter. Seaforth: Yearling bull: L. Junior bills. calf; Geo. Kennedy 1 and —• cable, points. 0 glasses, ohaina,, fnrka
Bolger 74, Allen Johnston 72. Cartes. Bull calf. Thomas Rathwo7l, 2 Robert Bern, Hensel]. 3; Carl other articles.
The raises were fudged in threewClinton, Aged cow in milk: Lorne PIGS FOR SALE
Brown 4. L. and W. Jackson 5; Jas, G Suckers, also 2 Holstein Cows' Hay- and Grain
sertinha Michael Gultuzen, with Carter 1 and 2. T. Railtwell 3 and 4•I Coulees 6 Champion bull: George
",74, had Dennistopscore for steer calf; ' Aged cow. dry. L. Carter 1 and 3; Kennedy. Aged: L. and W Jackson 1 due in Oct., 1 due in Dec. these 35 tons mixed hay. -
tiary nis with 370, had lop Thoma:' Rothwell 2. colds are calf -hood vacinated. 2000 bus, mixed grain.
I 1 and 5; George Kennedy 2 and 7 Lincoln Marton Phone 20r24 Quantity Tiousehold. Effects tables,
f n'1had salt Laurie l Best dairy sow, any L' ' Carl Brown 3 and 4; Jas, O2 and 6; chairs, rocking chairs, [toot cover•
pt p
0'0',? or sr r broad:
Stark, with 072, had top scare for , Carter 1 and 2; Thos. Rgthwell, Percy Willett 8. Two yr: old heifer;
I well. Yearling heifer, L;
junior heifer calf, other scores for i Two-year-old: heifer dry. T. Rath- 1 Heber Eedy, Carl Brown, George
calces were: Frank Wilson 372, Ron- Carter 1 and • Kennedy; Jaynes Coulter 4 and 5; L.
ale Smith 370, Doris Johnston 369, 4 T,Rothwell 2 and 3. Heifer coif:
I1 .and W. eackson 6; Percy Willett 7.
Perrg Heegy 068, Rass Smith 368,yearling heifer: Rabt, Hern, Helier
Graham Jackson, Blyth; T. Rabhweli
Peter Hemingway 366, Rosemarie 2 and 4; L. Carter 3. Herd; Lorne N]edy 2 and 3; Gen. Kennedy 4, 6 and
Bolger 46r, Donna Smith 865 Keith h 11 Ch mpion 5 L d w Jackson
Carter;
Thos, Rat we
I ovale: L. Carter. Champion. faemale, 9; •Carl Browns an . r
Turnpull 364, Jean Frazee 363, • 7; Jas. Coultas 8, Senior heifer calf•
3 2 CatherineBch trail 861,` Carl Brown; 'Robe 'Hera. 2 and 4;
Joyce efamilon 362, Beryl McTar-
Lorne Carter.
WANTED --
Two lady Old Age Pensioners, able
to be up and around. All convenien-
ces on first floor, bedroom and bath
on first 1.100r. Main Street, near
church. Box 165, Blyth, Ont.
or •
lane 6 u a Geo. Kennedy 3, 7 and 10; SALE -
T)nnly-n Hemingway 360, Helen Wil Beat dairy eow, any bred: Lorne Coultas 5; L. and W. Jaokson James; FOR SALE' -ering Cream soparat• . work.
son 353, Allen Reinstate 3.56, Walter Carter. Grand champion dairy herd: or, 500 lb., like new, 75 ft l S. A. Cameron, Clinton, Ont.
Reber Eedy 8.
Johnston 3-c4, Bert Clarke 352. 1 Lorne Carter. I drive belt '
)I Junioa heifer calf: Geo. Kennedy 11 Wllbort Pratt, Lot 20. Con. 14 Grey
A special calf showmanship cone SheepBrussels•
petition, for boys and girls not i and 2; L. end W. Jackson 3 and 5; phone 43r7,
more than 12 years old. was judged I Shout -wool breeds: Aged ram: Robt. Carl Brown 4, Champion female; L.
Inge.
Terms Cash
George Brown, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
WANTED —
Work doing ohores or any kind of
on a group basis', with five being
selected from the entry list of 16,
as the top group of showmen. Mem-
bers of the winning group were
MASSEY-HARRIS FIRST WITH
FULL' SCALE TEST TRACK
FOR FARM EQUIPMENT
Wide -spread and fast haq been the swing to modern mechanization.
Urgent demands have been made upon implement engineers to
develop new models to keep up with the needs of agriculture.
To get information on materials, designs and features in hours and
days instead of the usual months and years, Massey -Harris designs
and built the first full scale test track for tractors and modern
power farm equipment.
On this` test track the machines lug heavy loads, bump and shake
bounce and sway, jolt and jar, climb steep grades, and spin round
and round. As they go through the test, electronic instruments write
the inside story of stress and strains and complete records are kept
of the day to day wear and tear.
These controlled supervised tests help Massey -Harris engineers
design equipment that will offer more advantages in ease of opera-
tion, long life with low upkeep cost and greater ability in saving tune
and labour. For quality, satisfaction, and service with modern
mechanization, equip with Massey -Harris.
M. SSEY— IS—FERN: a h .'SCAN LIMITED
Makers of AC quality farm implements since 7847
Brown, Thames0ard, 1 and 2, Irvin
Vame, Tra, 3: Aged ewe, Robert
I Brown, T. Vance 2 and 3. Shearling
ewe, Roht. Brown 1 and 2; I Vance 3.
Ewe lamb. Robt. Brown 1 and 3, I.
Vance 2 and 4. Ram lamb. I. Vance
1 and 4, Robt. Brown 2 and 3.
and W. Jackson.. Herd: L. and W.
Jackson, Heber Eedy. George
Kennedy; Robt. Ilern; Carl Brown;
Jas. Coultes. Get of sire: Heber
Eedy; Geo. Kennedy 2 and 4; Robt,
Hern 3; L, and W. Jackson 6; Jas,
Coulees 6.
Long -wool tireeree Aged Ram; Aberdeen -Angus Bull two yrs. or
1. Wm, Pepper. Seaforth; T. Vance. over: Gordon Riley, Underwood;
Aged ewe: Wrn. Pepper, L Vance Joseph Weber and Sons, Mildmay.
Shearling ewe: Wm, Pepper 1 and t; Yearling bull: 0. Ribey. Senior bull
1. Vance 3. Ewe lamb: Win, Pepper calf: G. Ribey 1 and 2; Junior bull
1 and 2; I vane 3. Ram lam: Wm. calf: J. Weber and Sons 1 and 4;
Pepper; T. Vance. Pen: Wm, Pepper, G. Ribey 2; Edith Rinn, Brussels, 3
Rnht. Brown, I. Vance. Marjorie Rime Brussels, 5. Champ-
Bacon
bull: G. Ribey. Three-year-old
Bacon Hogs cow: .7. Weber and Sons 1 and 3;
Aged Board: W. 16, Turnbull and G. Ribey, 2. Two-year-old heifer;
Son, Bras els, 1 and 2; Robt. Me. J. Weber and Sons 1 and 3; Gordon
Mrilian, Seaforth, 2. Boar horn Sept.: Ribey 2. Yearling heifer: 0. Ribey
1 - March 1: •Robt. McMillan, W, E, 1 and 4; 7. Weber and Sons, 2 and
Turnbull and Son; Ross Stephenson, 3: Edith Rine 4. Senior heifer calf;
Brussels. Boar born after Mar 1: 0. Ribey. Junior heifer calf: Laurie
Robt. McMillan, W. E. Turnbull and -Black. Brussels; G. Riley; 3 Weber
Son 2, 3 and 4. Champion boar, W. ' and Sons 3 and 4. Herd: J. Weber
E. Turnbull and San. Sow born be- and Sons. G.Rihey. Get of sire: J.
fora Sept. 1, 1953, W. E. Turnbull , Weber and Sons; G. Riley.
and Son 1 and 2; Geo, Bacon, Bel- Grade Beef Cattle: Pen of three
grave: Saw born Sept. 1 - March 1, Steers, under 800 lbs, Graham Work,
W. E. Turnbull and Son 1 and 2, Geo,
Brussels: Lloyd Michael, Cranbrook;
Bacon 3 and 3; Harvey Johnslton,
Blyth 5, Sow born after March 1: Hugh McDonald, Brussels. Pen of 3
W. E. Turnbull and Son 1 and 2, steers over 900 pounds: W. Brown,
Listowel, 1, 2 and 4; Harvey Johns.
Champion Sow, W. E. Turnbull and
Son: Pen: W. E. Turnbull and Son tonWalton, 3. Grade beef cow and
1 'and 2, Gee. Bacon 3. Sow and I spring calf: Graham McDonald,
1
Titter not weaned: gamey Johnston,
mussels, 2 and 6; Ross Stephen
son, Brussels, 3; Lloyd Michael 4;
W. E. Turnbull 2 and 3, Ross Staple Graham Work 5. TWO year 010 beet
eneon 4. 1 heifer, sot pure bred: Geo, Menzies,
Pen of four bacon hogs: William Brussels; Walter Knight, Brussels; ,
DenmJs, Walton; 7iari7 Bolger, Wal-
ton. 2 and 3; Harvey Craig, Walton
4 and 5, Wm, Thamer, Walton 6,
Lloyd Wheeler, Ethel'
7, Mervyn
Lnbh• Clinton, 8. Pen of two bacon
hogs; Wm. Dennie,' Harry Bolger,
Harvey Craig 3 and 4; Wm. Thames,
5; W. S. D. Storey, •Sea'Ponth, 6 A
7: Campbell, L etowel, 7, W. 711, Turn-
bull and Son 8.
Bbef Cattle 1
Shorthorn: Aged bull, W. E. Turn
hull and Son; Neil Jackson, Dray-
ton;
rayton; Kan• McFarlane, Brussels. Year dairy rattle, Langrldge Bros.
ling tut: Sohn Goetz, Mildmay; A. T. Eaton Trophy, Baby beef,
Soynt. L.ucknow; Neil Jackson, 'Wm Robe. Hern, Remelt
Pepper, Wm, 1a. Turnbull and Son,
Mel Taylor and San, Belgrave, Sen-
ior 11u11 call: John Goetz, Neil Jack-
son a and 4; A Jnynt. 3; William
Rose Stephenson; Hugh Johnston,
Walton. Yearling baby beef; Alfred
Knight, Brussels', 1 and 2; Lloyd
Michael 3; Graham Work 4; Walter
Knight 6. 7 and 8; Hugh Johnston 8.
Beet fed steer; W, Brown 1 and 2;
Graham Work 3; Thigh Jobnaton 4
end 5; Lloyd Michael 6.
Sp eel a Is —
Delon's Special, 48bacon hogs 012
by auction to Ian McDonald at $30.30
grads A
McLean Trophy, Best lyr. old,
Bradshaw SpeolttI,
bull and son.
Simpson Sears Trophy, most points
in Dom, Scienee,15, L, M, Arts, Mrs,
W, Hoimpel
pigs, Turn.
-NOTICE —
Isrussels United Church are boil-
ing their fowl :,upper on Tuesda,Y,
Oct. 19th. from 6 to 7.30 p.m. Ace
mission 91.50 and 75c.
Watch for further announcement• -
with
1
SEWAGE serePOSAL —
Have your Septic tante and cam
pools cleaned the Baena-re wry now
to avoid trouble.
Irvine Goatee, Phone 254.
Milverton, Oat.
W. G. LEACH -- JEWELLER
Your gift selection Is no problem
if you shop with us. A large stock_
bo choose from and newly wra9F8d
too. Something unusual we have
it also, and at a price you wpo't mead
Paying. The store for beautiful gifts.
9100.00 DISCOUNT —
On new pianos.
14 cubic ft. Home Freezers 9385.80
19 cubic ft. Freezers $435.00.
Tlsed pianos and used acoordiane.
Easy Terms at
Schuette of Mildmay.
HONEY FOR SALE —
Now pouring Clover Roney 22c:
Sept. Honey 15c, with your own 0011•
Miner. This September Honey is re-
commended for hay -fever. Honey
1s In short supply thief season. Ord•
err accepted.
Wallace Rees Apiarist, Seaforth
Phone 1053 Seaforth.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEADSTOCK removed from your
barn promptly for sanitary dlaeoeai
Telephone CoUeot ; Brussels 85r1S
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
NOTICE —
Mona farmers are switching to tke
Surge Milker because: !t's sate, lt'e
Past, it's durable, it'o quickie and
easily scrubbed clean, Contract
Lovell McGuire, Phone Wimg2anl
593 --- Your Surge Dealer.
NOTICE —,
3br artificial ineemleetton et lie
best for all breeds, esll the Water
rot Cattle Breeding assoclaties. les•
tween 7.80 and 10.00 e, m. as Teait
days and 710 and 9.80 a. nL on l e s -
days, Phone collect Palmeratoe. 110
or G7tntoe 843.
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