The Brussels Post, 1961-08-10, Page 8Thursday, August lOtki, 1.901
Dish spring and summer pastures provide,adequate bulk and protein but 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 sufficient quantity of grass. Additional energy is required to maintain body weight and to attain maximum milk production.
The new CO-OP Pasture Ration provides this all-important extra- energy that is required to supplement spring and summer pastures.
Feed CO-OP Pasture Ration and you will get more from your pasture ... more from your herd.
IMPORTANCE OF FEEDING CO.OP MINERAL iN SUMMER
Mineral consumed by cattle is‘utiliipd three times more efficiently in the aUmmer‘than Is that consumed in winter. Much of the mineral
raquIred for winter milk prOcfuctIon must' come from the cow's;
system, Consequently, mineral bultd-up In the animal's body must
occur while she is on pastufth
For a healthy, profit making hbrd, feed Co-op Cattle Mineral, free.;
cholcso thrOughOtit the entire year.
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him .egain,
,When, ;trolibles are no more
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FOR BALE
7 ft, McOormick Dearing. Binder
good shape.
Lloyd Wheeler. Phone 45736 .
Visitors to Brussels ******* CLEAN-..UP: YOUR • •
GRAINARY NO'.
COD'S "A" YAMS lb
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SALE.
Summer Sandals by Xpon,
Clearing' Reg. U.98 for $1.98
Drop in Our Store and see the, Many
Suggestions for making the holiday a more
pleasant one, and taking little Gifts back
home, etc.
Petit joint China. Cosmetics. Hair Prep-
arations Cosmetics in — Adrienne,
Yardley's, Ponds, Evening in Paris, and
many others, Fountain Pens Ball Pointed
Pens Sun Glasses Suntan Lotions
Magazines and Bool:s
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Summer Frocks
and In-between Coats
20% OFF
Bargains in --
Men's T Shirts Short Sleeve Shirts
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BIN TREAT BIN Fun
for cleaning up your granaries.
When storing your grain you can add
GRAIN GUARD for the prevention of
Grain Weevils and Grain Kettles, etc.
All are products of Howard 'Chemical
CARI3OLA -- For spraying stables for,
flies, also sprayers for spraying Carbola
Good Stock Now On Hand Of
Topnotch Dancord Brantford
and Brantford • Binder Twine
— at popular prices
Mary Maxim Yarns
Duplicate Fah. Prize Offered
Inquire here
Real Photo View Post Cards of Brussels
over 30 different ones to choose from
—4 for 25c —
France — Smith
t Miss Esther Smith became the
bride of Charles J. France. in St.
Louis R. C. Cihurch, Waterloo, in a
i setting of white gladioli and
I chrysanthemums. Both participants
I are residents of Toronto,
114 The ceremony was performed by
3-. Father Ruth, Saturday, July 15th
at high noon,
i Tbs bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ferdinand Smith of
1 Brussels. Mr. and Mrs, Alexander
f France, 'Timmins, Ont, are parents
I of th o groom,
i The wedding music was played
} by Mr. Roy Massell at the organ.
i Mr. jobn 'Varga. was the soloist,
The bride, given in marriage by
! her brother-in-law. Mr. 'Gerald Voisin,
chose a fitted floor length gown of
Was her sister's Mtron-of-honor
in white embossed organza, over
blue taffeta, with blue cuinmer-
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bund. The full, street-length skirt
, was scalloped. The bodice had
' brief sleeves, rounded neckline, and
low back. Accessories were 'white
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and her head dress was fashioned
of blue flowered net. She carried, a
crescent of blue and white baby
carnations.
Mrs, James Edgar, Listowel and
.Miss Margaret France, sister of the
groom, Iguintsville, as bridesmaids,
FEEDS
F811 SALE —
Used al” Sylvania Television
Set. Can he seen at Machan Hard-
ware.
W, Seddon
FOR SALE
Hard Wood; body wood and limb
wood. Wanted: Custom Chain Saw-
ing.
Fred Sieling, Brussels, PhoneApply t
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STRAYED -,
LIMITED
"Thi... Most Value For the F'armer's
mandalomanwor.
Going On Vacation ? Be sure to take
along plenty of Kodak Films, Foot
Comforts, First Aid Kit, Suntan Cream,
Thermos Jugs, White Shoe Cleaners,
insect Repeliants
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have
and
Brussels, Ont.
were gowned similarly to the A. cattle beast to the farm iri,tron-of-honor, Morley Travis, lot 12, con.
Mr. Duncan Fraiiee, <1: Toronto,. Gre-r Townshin. Owner may
was his brother's groomsman. Mr same by orovio.? ownership.
Mr. jOhnaLamoin.. North Bay and Mr. paying .all eypenseS.'
Tom. Sawchyri, Toronto, ushered I Phoeo :120W4
the guests.
TITI.TITIT ITIrrITI' k. REXALL DRUG STORE
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white nylon. over satin, with hooped
skirt. 'The bodice. buttoned down th e
back where two organza rosettes
formed. a bustle, featured lily point
sleekves and ,appliqued sweetheart
neckline.' The skirt also bad
scattered appliques, A petaled white
organZa rosette held her shoulder
length, Yell of nylon net, A white
orchid
prayer.
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Mrs. Wm. Morse is a patient in
Listowel Hospital. •
Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Cousins left
Wednesday on a motor trip to the
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Tiiy weddierr reception was held
at four p.m. at the Embassy Hotel.
St, Arrotha , Ont,
nn tbrAy re .torn From wedding.
a P:almerston on. Wednehday. Geo,
Evans and W,. H. Bell aiho took pad
Mr. and Mrs, ,T, 1VIcOuteheon. and
David, Mr. and Mrs. N, Rutledge and
family and Mr, and Mrs. L. Ebet
and family were holiday' week end
visitors in Detroit, trio t' West C.-FIN- via tip.,
TT S A. the rono1", 1-411 L ')
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WANTED
HIGHEST PRIORS PAIR IN
SURROUNDI NG DISTIINOTS
FOR DEAD, OLD, SICK OR
DISABLED HORSES or IIAT714,
For Prompt, Sanitary ildspellit
Day or Night Call
Leroy Acheson
ATWOOD ZENITH 34900
(No Toll mom
Plant Libense No. 16-11P48
Collecting License No. 21000
about 700
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sproy crested the white
hook. Nil, carried. Hereford Heifer
Geralii Voisin. Of Waterloo, Robt. Wheeler
1 Canadian West.
Mrs. M. Hawkins, "'Windsor, hat i
been a visitor with relatives and '
friends in this community.
The September session of Huron Mrs. M. Heath, Toronto has been
County Council will coMmence.v,siting here.
lbs., on Friday, September 1st, at Albert L. Cole, Kitchener, is a
2463 10.00 a.m. visitor With Mr. and, Mrs, Jas.
All communications to be in iVfichie, SRU
WEEKLY SALE
Ortasoels Livestock .Sales Yards
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P.
'Your home market where you ern .:004:44TAS .
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the hands of the Clerk not later , Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Michie, and
than Friday, August 26th, at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Michie, spent
5.00 p.m. : last week on a motor trip and visit-
JOHN Cf, BERRY, ed relatives in Saginaw and North-
Clerk-Treasurer, ern Michigan. i County of Huron D. A. Rang and Alex Rutledge I Court House 'were nworded consolation prized
Goderich, Ontario in the Bowling tournament in
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RADIO AND TELEVISION RETAtilf
PROMPT GUARANTEED SERVIDS B. E. A. Sr. and Jr. Courses
Crialified Teachers
New Electric and Modern
Manuel Typewriters
* New Mimeograph and
Dictaphone Machines;
* Monthly Tuition $28
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PASTURE
PAY-OFF .4C]'.:1,t,•.';
WITH NEW CO-OP PASTURE RATION
1960 Chew. Biscayne Sedan
1959 Chev., Auto.-tran., Radio
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1959 Meteor Sedan
1959 Plyrpoutts Sedan
1958 Ford, Fully Equipped
1956 Plymouth Sedan
1953 Pontiac Sedan
Many Other Models
NEW CHEV. TRUCKS
CHEV. OLDS. and ENVOY CARS
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IairlONE WING.i-fAM 1001.;! Bikti.§SELt.
The timing of many farm. Operations is critical and heavy 1088
can retult if you are not equipped and ready to do the job
When it needs tObe .done,11.11odern farm Tachinery eliminate4
this 118k because it orovides.. you with an offitient and ecoii
mita" wor k, forte that is always at your comm and:•
You can, rely on Massey-frergutop- machines and imolemehts .
to get critical jobs- Aerie 'quioklyi„ efficiently and at IOW dOSt
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