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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-11-24, Page 8THE BRUSSE L POST arataarra gni. a MHe Ratti ,d ?'trip Bargain Fares Minimum Fares; Attila 75c Children 40c) From BRU S yL l•i V .'37 26 r 27 • To Us -1 ora, llo\ata puce a, Put Hope, Coeourt i t . +>n Jet„ k3ellavill , Napanae ]xis +5:=ton, (' tr neq,.e, Brockville, Prescott, afforriteburg, Curneenl: Uxbridge, L,edetty, Pee—Kt—men, t'ampbellford, N(twMarket, Penet,:,s„ t;t1l1 t ga:uoal, nleeford Latr:e, (troll:., Mid- land, Gravenherst, Bracelrit''e, :fi rt -vile, Ca fit iu, Nortel Bay, Party Sound, Sutibliry;ell looms 111 Nt.w titt,i:t, 0-1 nue of Teets- kalndng & Northern Ontario illy., Niplestg Central it!Y•, 1 P10lcas' lag, Longiac, Naeiva, Tasht,tu, Sioux Lookout, L;eraldtcn, Jotlleue Beardmore, Port Arthur. ,•••••,-.Nam, Sat NIts'v,9 27 to Toronto Also to Brantford, Chatham, Cheat" y i'lintoh, Durham, Etc eter, Fergus Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, lltrttover, Morriston, Luger soil, Kincardlue, Kitebeuer, London, Lielowel, Mitokell Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, Paisley, Palmerton, Paris, Port EVA, St. Catharines, St Mary's, Sarnia, Southantept•e, Stratford, StrathreY, Walkerton, Wiarton, Wlughaut, Woodstot:k, For Fares, Return Limits, Train Infer I'tion, Tiekets, consult nearest Agent. See handbills for complete list of destinations ATTRACTION — TORONTO SAT,, NOV. 27 NAIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE "TORONTO" ' MOTREAL" at CA Air IAM ' „} rTI NAL u"eauunun.,un u,.,,,,,u,.,,,.,,,un„ ll,.,u,,,,,u,n,,,,uuun ,„„,cuue,v. ................................News and Inf ormnatio For the Busy Farmers Canada, though there will he /ram 13 ether countries, . Agriculture) by the Department of sue,n",.., n auu, i......... ,,tl,....n..............a.,,,.,,, a,,,.,.na.e.,a.,.....,.I..n,,,,,..,,,,.,,.,,,n., 4. m. e"a, an. n.,,.,. e. Wire Basket for Eggs inch areele Screw a 511091 linnet th-r bottom cecrhe•re ;o that the air e.3:t always iircolate up through the _,,::s. One of the requirements' for ep ee- bership in the newly organized On- tario Poultry farm Egg Prncleeers is that the eggs he gathered a^11 cooled in wire baskets, Ta<'te'e a reason. The keeping quality +.f the egg is greatly improved by rap- id cooling. In a test it was found that eggs gathered in wooden pail.. 'had a temperature in five hou,•e o0 S2 degrees and in ten hours of 655 degrees. Eggs gathered at the, same time in wire baskets 11.14 a five-hour temperature of 6711 de- ,grees and a 10 -hour temperatu.`t' of 561 degrees. Wire baskets for egg col:ect:on are now in almost universal 11=e on commercial egg plants in the New York and Boston areas. Wire bee - are now manufactured and sold ' by poultry supply firms. A very -satisfactory basket can be made with sides of Iighit lumber anti a 'bottom of wire netting with half_ COUGHS, DISTEMPER, BROKEN WIND have met their master in ZEV—made by the mak- ers of Buckley's Mixture Storkanen, poultry breed- ers. etc., who have used ZEV say it is positively "sure fire" relief for all respiratory diseases in horses, cattle, sheep, pias, poultry and dogs. It is amazing how quickly it gets results in the most stub- born cases. In fact, we guarantee ZEV to do in a day or two what it took old- fashioned remedies a month to do. Pet aim 500, Stock size $1.00. Get ZEV at .Short Courses A three months' short course !n Agriculture and Ilotue Ilcou°nuiu' for farm boys and gird, ranging fn else., from 16 to 30, hue been among- sed tor nine counties by R. S, Dun- can, director of apriculutial repro• sentatives, Ontaliu Deparuncm of Agriculture. The e t 0 no fee fur emesis t tit. l " 1.11 .o, \5'hit'lt ' )i'i- ni noes Nov. 23rd uud cues leeh. 25th with entree noes vaunt inti fru11: Dec, 1st11 to Jau. Std 1110141 se fi In addition to tete above equeee seven one mouth's courses Boon been arranged :r1 115 No v. • ;:3rd, More of these courses will be ant. flounced later. Three months' ('0U14(couteee ate being held at Walke:tcu In Brett Comity; Milton in Halton; (tuiu:'by, Lin- coln, Ailsa C'iaig. ,Middlesex; Bol- ton, Peel; Stratford, Perth; Nur- wieh, Axford; Roseville, Wa`.'1leo, Lyncten, Wentworth. Courses of one month's duration are -being held in St. Andrews, Glengarry; Read, Hastings; Alice Renfrew; hillside, North SL'nco0; t'reemore, South Simcoe; Wareham, Grey; Alfred, Prescott and Russell, Municipalities in which these. courses are being held will Provide halls for instruction, while the On- tarlo DePartment of Agriculture will provide two resident Instructora in agriculture. They will be O.A.C. graduates who are practical farm - eta, and will be assisted by the agri- cultural representative of the coun- ty, and government specialists wbo win give ::,;tial lectures. The Home 1:cCllelnieg coUrs-t oral be under the direction of the Wo. men's Institute Branch Ontario Department- of Ag;leulture, and will have one resident inatluetress, !elle 1 to a by-law of 1936 whereby the county would receive the benefit of any payments made by way of Old Age Pensions or otherwise for ems-. pitalization of indigent Oki Age Pensioners, as the county pays all costs after 90 days, The munici- pality will benefit before the Pe clays; but after that when the county's cost is greater than the municipality's then the by-law pro- vides that the county should re - Dipping Sheep Ticks and other external para- sites of- sheep are serious enough at any time and cause more direct loss than is generally supposed, but Miring the period when the sheep are in winter quarters It is even more important to rid them of all ecources of irritation. It is espec- ially desirable that the flock be clean before and during lambing. otherwise the infestation is sure to be passed along to the lambs which will thus receive a very serious set - hack 14 the most importaut period of their lives, Properly dipped in. the autumn, on some warm day when the fleeces Will dry out quickly, the whole flock will remain clean throughout the 1 winter, unless of course, other um . dipped animals are brought to the farm With the very couvonient Wetter dips, sheep are put through the minimum of bother and at a cost a only a few cents per head. The only thing necessary is to Leake sure of good dip, diluted to the proper strength, and that every animal is passed th:neigh the echo Hon slowly and thoroughly satart,i- ed, H. B. ALLEN f International Exposition 1;anadian farmers from several pruvimn, of the Dominion irav:, EllaataBOozateagentavatCretogun„ eastoa. WALKER'S FUNERAL HOME William Street, Brussels, Ontario PERSONAL ATTENDANCE 'Phone 65 Day or Night Calls MOTOR HEARSE B G, WAIIKER Embalmer and Funeral Director, earatteedineeMtertermstart A House on Your — 'lauds --- Did you ever figura out how small a percentage of ourpopu- lation poop your house whore they could tee a eto 1.ot" sign, or how large a percbntaSo rood our paper? Good tenants aro riot the land that hove time to waste In going around 1oak:hag for raga. Thor fool) In our Went sot Ade. 9 10 you hove a house on your hands, al "1lauee la 11.14" ad, will bring them to yeas. airt,..... 10 t .1 tw,.0 %%calms Vad res' Board Huron �oihe Salaries Being Held Up\ '� ire in rt utt,1 a Man's aunt/ - M Council Decides; Hear Interesting i Our fore: 11 c 1 tiumght of the Talk on' Subject of Reforestation.) bush las .111 t 04 lily, .1e ,old, 11111 tial+y' wauutett to get rid e,1 it, Soil Mani. Ooderlch, Nov, 1h, The apl.les Real -ion was foreign to theta and the of the members o0 the 11eth•'r;' Al result is than ti,'re are large area* iowance Board In Iluran County will in Ontario of men' soil. They c.car- be help up until a report is rereiv`-d ed nollagri0ultutul tuna in many Roan the St—rrotury, The Int',ar had (ries, Title is still being acne, been asked fur u report. but hail paid The balance between soil and water no attention, heii'e tete action taken Is not being considered, The fur- „^ a Lint t embers of Mothewa' Alle"lanoe flys are soil and water, aua the Pend] to Hove Pay Held U . lnatntanance of the proper hulCilce Pending Report From Secretary,' 00 these is P1050 l3 131ltttil. at the meeting of Huron County est and soil gone spells ruin to the Council yesterday. i •af •ms lie warned, One or t\vc. Grunts of $100 were authorized trees will ]told soil, Woodland to be paid to all fall fairs held with- should not be oleared Up, or if in the County, it is, it should be replanted, John Sewerby, vice-president of Much Waste Land the Goderich Agricultural Society appeared before council to apl'eal Four million acres of waste land for the usual grant. The fair was are in Southern Untario. He elaim- not belt] this year as the Goderich ed 'there was no necessity tor th,s Health Board bad ruled that all i1 everyone worked to redeem Aunder the ago of 16 would not be by reforestation of conservation allowed to attend owing to the c'pi- Last year the government had die. lemic of infantile paralysis. The tributed thirteen million trees. Fair Board had made extensive The speaker said he would !lite to Preparations at an expenditure of see e. epe12 or 50 -acre Woolen of $360 and were fatting a deficit of reforestation in Huron county. "You $165, could easily have 100 acres in each Reeve Mclean, who is preaic!ent towurh:p," he told his audience, and of Blyth Fair, said the latter hail urged them to get started. not been held for the same reason If every farmer would plant lree5 after having spent 6100 and was i11 along a line fence they would have debt, Reeve R. Johnston, at Ash- an excellent windbreak, which field, said Dungannon Farr had also would be a protection to orchards, suffered a deficit. Five fall !'airs Pictures of the reforestation the county will receive the usualal plants in Si grunts. and Norfolk coun- grrnts. They urs Goderich, Blyth, ties were shown. Form houses Dungannon,wreBrussels and C)icord, surrounded. with trees pictured Two readings were given to a by- were a marked contrast in beauty law purported to be an amendment will be asaisted by 2PF1ta1 W, I.- speakers .speakers from time to time. It is expected that at least 1,11'10 bays and girls will reee:vis instruc- tien this winter at these eeurs-6. Guelph Winter Fair Entries Pouring In Present indications point to 0. record entry list for the Ontarlu Provincial Winter Fair and Fat ceive the benefit of the payments, Stock Shaw, states L. E, O'Neill, Once the cost is reduced to the secretary-treasuier of the fair, Mr, equivalent of the municpaliiy'e cost, O'Neill and other officials were theneachwould share equally in highly delighted with prospect, for any money received. The council a successful show and more than endorsed the by-law. pleased with the number of exhibit- Take No Action ors showing at Guelph for the first time, The fair opens on Tuesday, No action was taken in a letter Nov. 30 and concludes Dec. 2nd. from a firm of professional vain - There will be an exceptionally fine ators asking that they might pre - light horse show each night of 'he sent their system of equalization of fair in the judging arena. county assessments on a date set The steer market class is always by council, Tile equalization to a feature at Gaeph. There are Huron County has not been revised five classes with eight prin,1 in for ten. years. The opinion was ex - each class ranging from $25 to 10, Pressed that there were men in An auction sale of cattle will be held Huron County who can do this Thursday morning, Dec. 2nd, with work as well as outsiders and mean buyers from all over Ontario: This bers were not in favour of spending sale has in the past netted exhibi- so much money as asked for by hands-ome •returns the outside valuators tors , The Guelph fair has always been Endorse Pian considered a farmer's' show and rightly so, A trip to Guelph can be Council endorse the Harbor lm. eas: 0nsidered as a pre-Christmgift provt•lnenl plan prei,oeml by the to youlw+:f and famine. Mr. Fau,p•r, Town of Goderich which is asking Edue tt!e11)11 ie ilu:,'s '2111 iu1lud' en the DOntlmun Gnvernmhtlt to a :n• important SIAMes t.ngB i n �isu shier. 1el This includes t ,t Jolein• u n 1>y Prof, G. HU 11 and Cliemi_tty 1 of the 1101')11„u breakwater to the staff of the Ontario Agricultural ' linwae at: College, Every farmer shon;el e�e- tionver of aretainiroadg to tll;he ttgrth'lbel•nemu p' art this. demonstration and make or- of the harbor which would be tome- raug.'ments fur a sell test on his ficial where industries are eoac rn- ed, (insignia, and the installation of a radio range finder rot the pdrpo-ie ef'orating vessele. Reeve., Turner and Ituckinu of Goderich spoke In favor of ibe scheme. Dep. Reeve Iluckius sug. gested that u representation he ape Pointed from the council to Join a deputation from the Goderich Town Council which win go to Ott to Beek the improvements. Endorsetlon was given to a mo- tion by Rceves Ireagau and Bryaus that the. "Slot eh” or Spear thistle be placed on the noxious weed list. The question of grants of $25 to MAIM Libraries was referred to the Executive Commltte,e The cost of living at the gaol all. winced 231 cents per diem since Inst year, J, 0, Reynolds reported that the cost per day for each pris- oner Is 121 cents against 101/ tall year. During the year there nave been 85 Prisoners, Addresses Council Mr, Simmons of rho leo eslry brunch or the Department of Lamle and Foreete, gave 1111 informative addle es on "Reforestation', before the 111rnthars of Huron County In MacKay hall on Wednesday aft t.c'rnoan, lits lecture was thine rat• 1.'11 Wali entered elides, "Retort stat ion alai conserveHatl, particularly the latter, are becoming more and more final In Ontario," he deceered, '"rwo rundante0tals that Malty enlihls !n the 33111 ln113111atiuu- OWI] farm in order that 113' ur'y al Ltbe Stock Exposition and the farm more in-tellhlgently and profit - 19th International Grafin and ]lay ably in the years to come. There Show which will be held at Chic:+gc. from November 2.7 to December 4, 11137, iuclueive, Ever since the inauguration of these two shows Canadians have taken a conspirUolle part, each year winning a Lair share of the blue. ribbons. In 1936 exhibitors from the Dominion woe 16 grand championships, 10 ren serve grand championships, 76 tit:st Prizes and 277 other awards. Since the International Grain and Hay bliow has been Held 111 Chicago, Can- adians have won the oharepionship prize for wheat no less thee. 14 times and 22 times since the inter- national - competition was intro. (laced in 1911 at the New York Land Show, The 1936 winner was Moe manTieele, of Wembley, Peale, River, Alberta, who also wort the champ an.-hlp in 1930, 1931 and 1952 Every winner from ('atiada oe dela coveted award ]lay spored With ii Variety of wheat developed by the Cereal Division, Nape ri- meenta,l Flut•ms Branch, Delo 1141011 Department of Agriculture, The joint. inteenal tonal ;llowi held annually at ('Menge are among the mat'e's in a-g:'icul1ur11 enow•s Tllis year it Is expected flys live stock ('belies will total about 11,01114 rind bee grain end hay ,'11triee wilt be between 5,000 and 6.0011 prin- cipally from the United States and will also he a market potato x'e'hi' by the Hillsburg growers that w11l be well worth seeing, Just remember this. Six big trhows fu one; $20,000 in prizes for rattle, ltoret's, sheep, 5101112, ttc'e'll and poultry, Rmemller the date,, Nov, 511 h, Dec. 1st and 2nd, "KEEP A -COIN P "If you rlalce a theme or rase, Keep a'goin'! If it hails or if it snows Keep a'gci1') 'Taint no us to sit and whine. When the tlsh ain't nn your lime; Balt your hook ad keep on lryic'-- Keep a'goin'! "When the weather kills your lino, Keep a'goin'1 When you tumble from the top, Keep a'gole'! 'Stamp you're nut n' every dime? (linin' broke ain't any (.rime; Tell the cvo11,1 you're feelin' mime! Keep eremite! - :When 11 bakes I 111 Li11 is up, KI"5 ('gain') Drain the tweelness 01•x10 to :no, Keep 11'ICoill') See the will birds on (Ito wing! When you feel that eighi11' sing! Kef'p t1'golll'! to .the bare, unuttraetive farms without theist. A. vote of thanks was extended to Mr, Simmons by Reeve, J. 11. Scott and Davidson. Warden Eckert invited C, A. Robertson, el.L,A., to speak, ay he was instrumental in having the lertut'er come to Goderich, anal lie declined, sttylug he would addresa the council at tete Thursday nese sinus. awa Editor's Lament Everyone likes to read the news ,Send it in. If it's worth a 1aff, or gives you the blues, Send it in, If the red cow had twins Send it in. 1,0 the granary broke its bite, Send it in, It you live in the town Send it in, For id's a place of high renown, Send it in. To Pronounce Chinese Names WEDNESDAY, NOG, 39t1t, 1937 ' County of Huron Treasur'er's Sale of Landis for Taxes Chinese names not only appal al most unpronouucenble when trans- cribed into English, according to George heeds, Leith. Pl., eon of De, R'. Robert Reeds, Toronto medical • nneelonary now in China, but few are spelled as they sound. "Ta. 1 n,llul spelling 1, called l:nn:ulizathon," he said, "and 11- 1.1101.1511 1 Wats horn in China and lived there more than 10 years, I find difficulty In pronouncing many of them correctly. An added 3110. I faculty ie that Chita has about 120 different dlaleots Sy Virtue of a warrant Issued tender the hand of the Warden of the County of Huron and having the net of the said Corporation attached thereto bearing date the Eleventh day of August, 1937, and to me (Directed, commanding me to levy on the lands Itereurder enumerated, for the arrears of taxes respectively into thereon. •to.' gether with costa, Notice is hereby elven that In accordance with the Assess• Ment Aot, I shall proceed to sell by public auction the said lands, or so much thereof as may be sufflolent for the payment of the tox ee thereon, unless the same be sooner paid. The sale will commence at the Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday, December 7th, 1937, at the hour of two o'clock In the atter. noon. The adjourned sale if necessary, will be held at the sante hour and place two weeks later, A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurer of the County of Huron, Goderich, August 17, 1937, Name Description In TOWNSHIP OF GREY Leander Gole Lot 31, Con. 16 VILLAGE OF Bowling Club Lorne Pringle Chas, Pope Julia Patrick BRUSSELS Lots 4-5, Turn - berry St. N H Lot 28, Eliza- beth St. Lot 6. Mill St, Lots 384-5, Alex- andra St, 0 Years Arrears Taxes Costs Total 1933 30,70 2.77 33.47 1934 3,92 2,25 6.17 1934-5.6 86.".8 4.15 90.33 1934 40,25 3,00 43.25 All the lots described above are patented. A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurer Treasurer's Office, Goderich. Goderich, August 17, 1937 Published in Ontario Gazette Sept. 4, 1937. Spell ll oatvie elf It in Futhewith year;each othwhen er mehi n ofthe alldolnk ohal_i0s I f 'Clergymen of many of the 1.'uont- inatfous have Joined iu a prcteet against the abbreviation of the word. if not irreverent certainly that writing It Xmas' 'le irreverent and sltoul1 not be permitted. if is said that with one exception letters sent out to Christian leette're brought replies In protest against' .the abbreviated form of using the I word. If not erreverent certainlY it is not good taste and spoils the �II appearance of one of tate finest f words in the whole langnuge. The l protest is timely for many reasons. There 1s 110 occasion for ablerevlat I ing the name of Christ. Moreover Christmas is at event that apee.tls to nearly a11, both non -believers as well me believers, It signalizes much more than a religious oh;er'y- ance. Nealy all the world, non-Chris- tians as wet las those who observe the day as the birth of their Lord and Saviour, make Chirstmas the occasion for good deeds. It males a sort of spiritual revival that effects the people of all f•11111e and creeds. It is the time \when all mankind Is drawn closer together when seUlslntos is more" clearly 01'111'111 1 than at any other- period Here is a list of Chinese names s' seen daily in war news together with the correct mandarin tumult- olatfons as given by Mr. Reeds: Shanghai Peiping Canton Hankow Yong Zeu Mranchoukuo Chiang Kai Shek Wang llongkew Nanking Paoting Tsiugtao Shantung Shansi Hopei ('bangle Welhwel Szechwan Chi Ilung Sat! H'wiriking Tientsin Pei Tai Ho Mnkden Eaifeug Ktangel Ne lteh 11ng Kwangsi 1lonan Shong Iligh Bay Pitlg Can Ton Han Cees Shanghai Man Chew (31)11\\' Jong 1<y Shek Wong Bong Keeoo Nan King Bow Ding Tsang Dow Shunt Dung Shan See IIo Bay Jon De 'Hoy timely ,hili ('iew'lin Gee Gong San Why (:Hing Tin Sit Bay Die TIo Monk Den Xy Fuug Joe Ong See Nan Jong Luong See Ho Nall good deeds. IIearts are softened at this season of the year .and arts that at other times would be quickly done, are now, for the time bt'Utg at least, barred by (mime of 0aa- sei3'nce. The better and fitter bn- pulses of mankind, that often Bering months appear to be submerged by the selfioh de:lves of the flesh, 110.' for a brief period, in the dtseen- dancy. For all iheee reasons the word "Christmas "Is now+ come to be one of the: noblest and meet in- spiring In the language. To the devout folowers of the owy Naz- arene it is the oeeasioa for tate c•ele- bl ation with peens of prates and songs of thanksgiving of the coming of man's redeemer; to the 11011 - Christian it is the time of rejoicing because it proves mans hemalay to man. That 1s why it is the utast widely observed of all the "red letter" days in the calendar of time. In whiter dip the clothes One into salted water, It will keep tete clothes from Deezhlg to It. PERSONAL CARDS For Personal Christmas Cards See Ad on page 5 all new stock. 04. ani CONYENIENCEI Na4AFETY Eliminate the fire -risk of old faulty wiring and at the same time give your home plenty of baseboard and wall outlets, smart new wall switches and modern lighting fixtures. Let us look over your present wiring and give you an estimate on a new installation that will enable you to take the fullest advantage of the mar- vels of electricity. Wiring and fixtures, of course, come under the Home Improvement Plan for easy financing.