The Brussels Post, 1939-6-14, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
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IN THE GARDEN
RESETTING ANO GROWING
RHUBARB
No fruit or vegetagle garden is
complete without front six to 12
roots, according to the size and
Baron's Sandy 24031
Leaves Lot 16, Goa. 5, Monday,
Mar 29th; goes south to the 7th
line Morris, East to Phillip Ament's
barns for noon; then to 14th Con„
Grey, to Jim. AlOock's for night,
then to 12th con. Grey; then West
to the 6111 line Morris, to Dave
Sinith's for noon and home for
night. North to 3rd line Morris,
West to Jmo. Garndsses' for noon,
to Gilbert Netherys for night.
South through Hopper's sideroad, to
Jae. Miollie's for noon, Home for
night. '
Saturday morning, goes east to
Ezra Welsh's, Brussels for noon,
then home till following Monday
morning.
Description
Barons Sandy 24031, bay, four
nnhite legs, lone, star in face, -bred
by W. H. Groat, Holstein Ontario,
is a horse of good size combined
with show quality with extra clean
legs.
Pedigree
Baron Sandy 24031—Copernicus
14004 (17000). The Comet, 9665
(13224) Solway Saphire 29215 (316-
96) Ideal 4002 (1057) Glithero
Nettie and 18426 (17097) Guinea
Gold 731 (18020) Diamond (19111)
Prince of 'Carruchan (8161) Mary
'Glenturky 4924 (12545- Prince
Stephien 7998 t9363) Wtthero Nettie
7194 (11036) Marceldus 46S3 (11110)
Galoway Mary 13957 (16730) Mae:
gregor 4486 (1487) Darling Erskine
(31536) Prince of Wales (673)
Duches+ of •Chiailock (4130) Tio
Itinot 3433 (6360) Nancy Lee 4925
(2596) IPantagenet 4334 (6142)
Anita 3174 (7359) Garnet Gros (16-
62- Hadija:k 71.96 (5204) Hiawatha
3430 (10067) Merry Sunshine 5973
(13963) Macgregor 4436 (1487)
Mabel of Keralanrae 12737 (11466)
Darnley 4491 (222) Sally 5794 (80l
Darling.
Rosie France 26811 (28831) Cin.
gems t 1268 (11011) Rosie of
Scoup (28309) Momtrave Mac 3087
(9958) Mary Miller 1173 (18150)
Rosedale 3548 (8194) Jess and of
Coral's (28808 Maogtregar 4486
(1487) Monitrave Maud 3219 (117-
86) , Skesnorlle 2902 (4027) Dell
Sterling Maclellan Alias Newton-
airds (4564) Mary of Femimgland
3985 (7441) Jess, Darnley 4491 (t22)
Sally 5794 (60) Prinoe of Wales
(673) Mist; Rose (6208) Top Gab
(1860- Bel of Boreland (2092)
Young Duke of Hamilton Bell Royal
tihariles (728) Maggie of Fleming.
land (2447). ,
Terms
To Insure a foal $10.00 payable,.
when Mere proves to be in foal.
Parties disposing of their nares be-
fore foaling time or not returning
them regularly to the horse, will
be charge& 1nsntrance, Whether in
/oat or not. All aecideml0s to mares
at owner's risk.
!tilos, Clarke, Prop,
i)ve;ty farmerar gardener 'who
9106 a gootl p•ouae cellar should
grow hie own Winter rhubarb.
Four to Six Crowne should he
planted; annually and from the
flftU1 year on risks n0rnber can 0e
dug up annually for Winter use,
In this wiay continuous, production
for both Stemmer eats Winter nse 1$
poshlble.
needs of the family, of either
Ruby or Macdonald rhubarb. Rhu-
barb thrives best on a compara-
tively rioir, deep, well drained soil.
The *oil selected should be prefer-
ably ,prePared by shading in deep-
ly and thoroughly a good appli-
cation of stable 'manure. Where
space will permit it may be. plowed
under, Early the. following Spring
the soil should he well worked up
and a commercial fertilizer, Pre-
ferably 5-10-5 applied at the rate
of five pounds per sentare rod and
well mixed with the soil prior to
planting.
Select Single Crowns
When resetting crowns, taken
from old dug -up clumps, single
crowns Should be selected, remov-
ing all old roots. These are set
three feet apart in rows live feet
apart, Plant the crown so that its
growing tip ie just below the sur-
face of the sell and tramp the soil
firmly. Hoe, dig or cultivate at
intervals to loosen ,the soil and
control weeds. After the Autumn
frosts kill the leaves, mulch with
straw or strawy manure for the
Winter. Remove this in, Spring
and continue to dig and cultivate.
Strong rapid growth of the leaves
is the objective, The leaves man-
ufa•oture tike nutrients that level-
op the roots; in which are stored
the reserves of food that make for
the rapid; growth of the stalks that
we use as food in the early Spring. +
Renloe ao stalks the first year,
but few the second, and after that
never more than heli the stalks
that develop. The result will then
be large, long, ,tents stalks for
the table, lit makes three or four
yearn to develop a really produc-
tive crOwit.
SEASON 1939
Premium B. No. 243
Enrolment No. 3039 `
SULTAN 14552
Pure bred black Percheron
Stallion will stand for service at
home barn, lot 28, 16th conces-
sion of Grey Township, 1/2
mile west of Moncrieff.
TERMS:
To guarantee a living foal one
week old $10.00. Payable with.
in 20 days after mare
foals. ,After that time 10%
extra will be charged. Parties
disposing of their bred mare be•
fore foaling time must pay for
service of horse whether in foal
or not. • •Stallion owner will not
be responsible for accidents to
mares or to persons in charge.
Leslie Chambers,
Owner
phone 47.r.12
R. R. 2, Brussels, Ont.
LET US LOOK
AT THE PAST
More Are Items Talkie ?ro.h
PUM of the Poet of k
olid 1 Year. 4N
25 YEARS AGO
BELGRAVE
John Stenvert is away at Quebec
attending C. O. P. as the repre-
isenl9ative of Beigrave Court.
. ,y •••
W. H. Kerr and J• G. Anderson
were special speabers at the voliti-
cal meeting helcl on. Mornay in the
,I,O.O,F. hall,
W ROX ET ER
Wm. McLennan returned from
Montreal on Tuesday.
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Alists Jleanette Ritchie attended
Me Horse Shaw in Galt last week.
• • •
Miss Patterson is spending her
holidays at ,her ,home in Harr.4eton,
W. 3. Mather, 7, R, Wendt, F. G.
Hemphill and G. Davidson, P, Hop-
per, My and Mrs. Alex Wright' and
Mr, and Mrs. 3. Wi'llitr• attended
the Ringling. Bros. circus, es Strat-
ford: on Wednesday lash week,
ETHEL
Rev. I. A. McKelvey was a speak-
er
peaker at an, Epworth League Garden
Party at Atwood on Tuesday.
• • •
S. S. Cale has the -contract to
build a new stable at the parson-
age.
CRANBROOK
Muss Thelma and George •Smull-
clon are visiting relatives in St
Moores,
•lens. Milton ;•Sharpe and son
°lessorn of Toledo, are visiting the
former's parents, Alr, and Mrs,
George Suaalydon,
JAMESTOWN
Miss Elsie Sbraobann went to De-
troit last Friday on the exoursion
• • •
Mrs, Frank C. Wright of this
locality wee very much pleased' to
see her brother John E. Smith of
Brandon, Manitoba.
loam. Oliver drove Mr. Smith from
Brussels in his fine auto. George
Crooke coming along with these for
company,
WALTON
W. H. Shollice has purchased a
grand pian,
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The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church; met at the parsonage and
elected the fo•Uowinip afdeers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. A. Bruce; Vice -President
.'Mas, Geo. William son; ISeeretarc,
Mrs. JamesCacnarbeli,• Treasurer,
Mise R. Barrows.
GREY
Miss Mary McArthur yes; at Galt
for a visit during the past week.
Robert Houston lost one of his
mares this week.
John Pearson) is having his house
remodeled,
• • •
Mise Jean McNair is mese frogll a
htrliday of 3 weeks, from Toronto.
Miss, Kate Ewan is visiting :old
friends on the 16th, con. -
Mos. John Lake returned home
after spending a week visiting with
blre'. Edward Bosman of Wdmgham
MORRIS
The Perri of Alex Russell, of the
7 con. wee not sold, art the sale last
week,
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'Pep. Clerk A. Mermen was In
Quebec City on business• this, week.
• Bert Watson hes•11ad his resi-
dence brick veneered lash Week.
BRUSSELS
Mitts, John Ritchie of Toronto, 15
WEDNESDAY, JTJN10 14011, 1939
emeesesenselso
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at the parental ho?sa.
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Mis. Cleve B'aeker is visiting 1n
Toronto,
Mrs. J. T, Weed is Home
on extended visit to Lenton,
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-Miss Mona Hunter is home on a
holiday; visit,
from
'Mien Hazel Lowry and M'l*s E.
Wilton • are home from Straitford
Nominal SetuooL
5, YEARS ALIO
GREY
Donald McLeuohltil has gone to
the West on a pleasure tour.
Min Forbes, sales
Joman for the
Grey and Morris cheese factory sold
100 boxes of Meymeke at 8%s, cents
at the Listowel Cheese Pair,
•
CRANBROCK
I. 3. Tuck of Chicago is home on
a visit,
, home after a eejeurn pi serverel
menta et Hamburg.
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Rev. 11 B. McRae attends the
General Assembly meeting in To-
orn•to this week.
ETHEL
D, Mallatdc, I.P;S. is attending
]ids duties in this, vicinity at pres-
ent.
• • •
Jae. 'Spence, of Chicago, 11as re-
turned for a short tirtne visiting at
Iris parents at the post office.
• J. McKelvey was, 1•deked by a colt
and received a deep cut On his leg
MORRIS
Miss, Magpie McArter, 7th con„ is
*
Ro•dt. Thompsonof the 7th
bee Elie best Coit 1n the Twp.
-Charier Proc orjr, *has raised hie
barn on Posts and intends puting a
seine wall under it,
eleseu
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Last Year's
con , 1 is * * (BY A. R. K.) * 4` *
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The Straw bias that 1 wore lest
Year, 1t nestles low upon my ear, It
is not smart at all; it ,floes not
605611 to loo'; the sale, it's lost
the mbar and the flame, that it Dos-
saesed last fat 1,
IT I boag,ht that hat .e year ago,
when prices seemed to drop ,down
low, 'twouldi shie0t1 me from the
sun; I was assured: that 11 was
gr'ea't, the caleamaa went ,ahead to
state, %would last for years to come.
Butt now that heat of thirty-
eight, calls Youth a laugh, a hymA
a hate, 1 fear I'm out of luck; the
neighbors stop me and they sag,
they fear I have been :hunt today,
nun over by a truck.
IT How style and glory come_ to
go, is something I don't really know,
it puzzles me within, the crown bas
no buildup at all, all elevation
seems to fall, and 110500eys seized
the brim,
IT It's bigger than; it used to be,
about two sizes great for me, it
calls; for jokes and Jeers; for when
I make a start down town, each
step I take it juggles down, ' and
flattens out my sans,
B R•V S&ELS
R, J, Clark of Arva, spent Sunday
In town.
• Samuel Mooney, an old time resi-
denit is visiting friend's and relatives.
here,
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Rev, John Ferguson,, wife and
deugtiter of Denver, Cod., are visit-
ing relatives and friends.
* * *
Rev. David Perrie, of Missouri,
was visiting relatives and friends
here,
Mia Lizzie *Sample of Muskoka,
for the past 18 months is now in
Brussels with; her sister.
•
* • •
Miss Tuck of Cranbroak and Mrs.
Ennis of Grey Tm-p.,'left for the
West on the excursion,
• • • •
Muss, Annie Roes and :Hiss Men-
zies are leaving next week for the
West.
Married
Claranichaei - Steels — At the
manse, Crenbrook, on, the 5 Inst,
by the Rev, D. R. McRae, Mr. Angus
Carmichael to Susan Shdels, third
(laughter of Mr. Geo. Weis, all of
Grey Twp,
S It looks distinctive in a way,
let neighbors talk as well they may
and let the peoplee scoff; when wind
comes sweeping up behind', 'tis
then I walk with peace of mind—I
know it can't blow ff.
The man who is wearfing last
years straw hat pitches; it toward
a chiair n^llee he enters the house.
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