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Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
Questions and Answers
Q. --I am a veteran and ate
acquainted with 'rental regulations
which went Into effect after I went
overseas. I returned about six
months ago and rented 11 house. Now
I find out that I have been paying
more than the selling rent. What
should I do?
A.—You shunld consult the rentals
officer in your nearest Wartime
Prices and Trade Board office re-
garding this platter. Give then) the
full facts and they will direct you as
to the proper procedure.
Q.—To settle an argument will you
please tell me what is meant by
saying that the price ceiling on
certain goods and services has heel)
suspended.
A.—It means that price regulation)
have been removed frau) these goods
and services but 10 the ]rices show
too high an increase without regu-
lations, these will he reimposed.
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Q.—I and a farmer and will have
staple syrup this year. How shall I
know what price to ask for it?
A.—Ceiling prices on maple syrup
are determined according to grade.
Grades are ste by the department
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of a:selculture and not by the War
! rr 1'1111 8'11 Trade Board How•
v r. 1 •, ::1 ofticos of the Board will
„ ..i.•, t ,aid you may have
the grade of your syrup determined
t -..11'l 1.t -ph the colorimeter,
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Q.--11uw 1111'11 Canadian butter
is exported overseas?
A.—Canadian butter is not being
serf -'rd. The eleetage is duo to a
erne in production.
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r)---1 ne'glrbor of mine gave me
.no snv sir 1. •upons because she
o1)s•e ',testi then and my grocer
•• lose. to take them. He says Pm
I,.,,,kbtg the law just by having
them. Is 91e right?
A. Yes. The possesison of loose
(snood.; +• Illegal and no deader may
them, if yolrr neighbor does
not require •her coupons she should
destroy them.
Questions on any regulation of
the Ws eine Prises anti Trade
Tloarrl will be answered if sub-
m't>ed to the Information Branch,
Wartime Prices and Trade Board,
Federal (;u . r a, London, Ontario.
••4'enr husband seems to be a man
of rare gifts:"
"I'11 .say he is — he hasn't given
MP one since we were married," ,
Vu may borrow from us on special
Loans Act, for the purchasunder the Farm e of agme�-
tural implements, live stock, electrical
appliances or a farm electric system, or
for the installation of hydro power.
Similar loans are also made for fencing,
drainage, construction of and repairs to
buildings, the modernization of the farm
home and other farm improvements.
Ask us for the details.
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BRUSSELS BRANCH --
T. L. PREST — Manager.
THE BRUSSEI _S POST
15'etdnesday, Merril 27111, 11140
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable property in the Town
of Wingham,
There will be offered for sale, on
Saturday, April 6111, 1946, at 3
o'(•toek 111 the arlernnon, at the law
office of Ceawford & Hetherington,
Wingbatn, by Matt. Gaynor, Auction-
eer, f.ho following real property
0amely:
Piot of Lot 100 in Leet & Davies'
survey In the ']'own of Wingham is
the County of Huron, more particu-
larly described In Deed number
:1590 and containing one-half an acre
of land more or less,
On the property is said to be a
tnrc(ed hun.e 00 sonl1(1 ennmrnc-
tinu, 7 rooms and bath, fluorescent
lights, and all conveniences. good
basement, garden welt laid out, end
a garage. The proles' 4 may be
viewer] between the hours of 9
a in. 411(1 6 p.m. on the followlug
clays; Friday, March 391% SaturtlaY
Mardh 30th, Wednesday, April 3rd,
and Fridt,y, April 5th,
TI]RMS OF SALE: Ten percent on
he (lay of sale. and the balance
within thirty days thereafter when
possession will be given. The
property will be offered subject to a
reserve bid
DATDD this twenty-first day of
M00(11, A. D. 1946.
mon MA10SEY,, Wing'liam Ontario
Owner.
MATTHEW F. GAYNOR,
Lucknow, Ontario,
Auctioneer
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GREY
The maple syrup season is
praetieally over due to so littla
frestatst night and not much snow.
Mrs. Norman Gowing and littla
daughter Gail are visitors Itis week
al the hone of her parents, Wtn,
u:rd Mrs, Turvey, Blyth.
The W:A: of United Church
The W.A. of the Vette11 Cilnrch'.
!let nt tho home of Mrs, H. Wilson
Tuesday nigh -t, March 19th with
thirtythree present, Mrs. R. Cousins
-raq In the chair and Mrs. II. Sulki.
—in at the piano. The opening
hymn 543 was sung followed by the
l erd's Prayer In unison. The Scrip -
,"re lesson was read by .Mrs, I;.
ieten+e• sed hymn 044 was sung.
°11nnt;•s
sit the last meeting were
read by the se0001(1y Mrs T.
)1r'.'n11s and the treasurer's report
elven by ilTrs, W. Bell, Six calls
were reported by the Good Cheer
committee, Mrs. W. Speiren and
Mrs. C Busu'hlen, Discussion
followed as to the holding of a social
evening to welcome the boys of a
church home from oversees. It
was (14Wided to send nut invitations
f••r Wednesday evening, March 27th.
Conunitires were then formed.
Hymn 563 was sung followed by the
1111pa11 I>enedlrl inn,
The second part of the °voting
tees the forst of a sole. Members
hurl brought such thh•gs a$ fancy
work, towels, ear rings, butter, cakes,
"oils, onions, potatoes, canned goods,
r etc. Mrs. 0. Walker made a
very capable auctioneer and the
sten int realized was twenty-two
lellere. A tasty lunch was then
(4-11111 by the "W's" of the con-
gregation and thanks extended to
Mrs. ..ins. \Vdlson for her hospitality.
.,.;:::::ate..:: >it,•11,�
BEAVER SHIPS RETURN: Canada and the
United Kingdom were linked again by the famous
Beaver line when the Canadian Pacific's new
cargo liner Beaverdell clocked at Saint John,
N.B. fit March at the and of her maiden
voyage from Liverpool. The turbo -electric fast
freighter in making her initial crossing of the
North Atlantic in less than seven and one half
days demonstrated the service which will enable
her and three sister slips to replace the origin-
al five vessels of the Beaver class which were
lost during the war, A fine example of the lat-
est developments in;marine design and engineer-
ing, the Beaverdell features widespread use of
electrieal installations. Her propelling unit is
turbo -electric, in which ether() generated electric-
al power at high voltage drives the motor which
aedoeeltseoficgeltalso
oe Used to speed shaft, Electric
ship and shore. Almost one quarter of the .huge
caigo carryingspace on the Beaverdell is refrig-
erated for cae transport of perishables. Electric
fans ventilate all the holds while "tell -tales"
and long distance recording thermometers enable
the ship's officers to keep a close check on the
cargoes, at all times, Other peacetime uses of
"war -baby" developments in use on the ship in-
elyde radar, gyro -compass, and the latest radio
telegraph communication sets, The new 10,000 -
ton vessel was given a rousing welcome upon
her arrival at the busy port 'where she diseharg-
ed 0,000 tons of cargo, some of it rubber from
Singapore, and loaded Canadian farm produce- .
including meat, eggs and flour—for the t7nited
Kingdom. At right, Mayor 3. D. McKenna of
Saint John congratulates Captain B. B. Grant
on the return of the Beaver line to the North
Atlantic fast freight service,
WANTED— a�mn
A gas lantern in good condition I C I s h1 e I Ads
Phone 46-1'-19.
FOR SALE—
50 bushels Ajax Oats.
phone 234-4 Douglas llomiugway
FOR SALE—
Durham cow, 5 years old, due to
freshen first week 1n April,
plume 31-r-18
C. Bone
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FOR SALE -
1 good Van-Vrunt (John Deere) 16
disc drill.
Mark Hamilton Phone 48-r-26
FOR SALE-
Oar No, 1 American Potatoes at
track today, Secure your supply as
we will not likley be ordering again 1
this season.
F. M. Semis phone 80
WANTED—
An office girl and book-keeper at
lumber yard, to commence duties
intentails tely.
phone 77 1). N. McDonald & Son
FOR SALE—
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1000 busts of Ajax Seed Oats,
Government tested No, 1, free of
weeds, aptily to
Charles Boyd, Ralton.
Phone Seaforth 881-r-13,
FOR SALE—
1 colony house 10 x 12 ft. Some
Vanguard oats, also can take 6 head
year old cattle to grass for the
5008011.
John McNair, Brussels
Phone 44x or 43-r-7,
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of HARRY ELWOOD
McC:L'TOHDON, ]ate of the Vil-
lage of Brussels, in the County of
FIuron, garageman, who died on or
about the twenty-seventh day of
January, A. D. 1946.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
halving claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of
.,111110 to the undersigned administra-
rt•ix or her solicitor on or before the
twenty-ninth day of March, A. D.
1946 upon which date the said admin-
'stratrix will proceed to distribute
the assets with regard only to those
claims which they shall then have
received.
Dated at Brussels this eight day
of March.. A. D. 194(1;.
HANNAH MCCU'i C7Ii?ON,
Adnliuistratrix
by her s)licitor E1 4I1011. 0. '13E1,L,
Brussels. Onta' 10,
FOR SALE—
Phauo in good condition, applY
Box 50, The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Small Cook Stove (nnarlY new).
100(0111 Bolger Phone 50-r-14
--
FOR SALE -
1 Auto Track, 1928 Ohev, motor,
in working condition,
R. O. Bennett Phone 82-r-4
FOR SALE—
A quantity of Seed Peas 0. A. C.,
No. 181.
Thomas Pierce Phone 36-r-6
FOR SALE -
50 acre farm for sale and 200 acre
farm for rent.
phone 51-r-17 James Stevenson
WANTED—
Cattle for grass, plenty or water
aed shade,
Mrs. C. Fewster Phone 56••r-23
FOR SALE—
A quantity of mixed Alfalfa and
Red (']oven' Ilay, also a quantity of
Fertilizer
John 3DcNebb Phone 48-r-11
FOR SALE—
Cartier See(] Oats with small per-
centage of Velvet Barley, good
sample $2.25 per 100,
Gee. McEwen, Bluevale
Wroxeter Phone,
NOTICE—
Electric motors rewovui and re -
1a ted Expert workmanship ',1 •n•
rats prices. Lloyd M P,ettger,
5lrnkton, Ontario.
SEED OATS FOR SALE—
Ajax pure, grown from registered
seed.
phone 49-r-9 R. W.1 Whitfield
MAN WANTED-
1
Good nearby Rawleigh District
now open. 1f willing to conduct
Houle Service business while earn-
irg gond living, write immediately.
Rawleigh Dept. ML -152.45.0 Montreal.
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of ALEXANDER KING,
late of the Township of Morris In
the County of Huron, farmer; who
died on or about the twenty-fifth
day of February, A.D. 1946.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties 1
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceased
must marl particular's and proof of
same to the undersigned executrix
or her solicitor on or before the
twentieth day of April, A.D. 1946,
1111011 which date the :said executrix
will proceed to distribute the .assets
with regard onlyto those ase claims
which She stall then have received.
DATED at Brussels this twenty-
serond day of March, A,D. 1946.
CAITHERINE I01N'G,
Executrix
by her solicitor R. S. HETHDRING-
TON. K.0, Brussels, Ontario
•
WANTED—
Cucumber Growers for the season
of 1946, Highest prices in history,
Write or phone Libby, McNeil and
Libby Co. Phone 30-r-3,
Dublin, Ont.
FOR SALE—
BARRED ROCK3, Gov't,Approved
chicks from inapcated Aockt bred
for production, health and vigour.
Breeders blood tested for standard
and variant types of pullorum, We
offer mixed chicks, sexed pullets
and cockerels at reaseuahle prices.
Bock yoar order aorr fur spring de.
livery. Cur chicks qualify for Inter
Provincla'. shipment, Lakeffeld Chick
I'Ietehery, Lakelteld, Out, Order from
D. Lawless, Walter Phone 19-r•10
Brussels.
FOR SALE—
McC'.m'mick Deering 10.20 tractor
overhauled, McCormick Deering :vacs
for caltivalor, McCormick Deering 8•
inrow plough, Biased double also
tractor hitch, Massey -'Harris tertlT•
]ter drill 18 runs, McComick Deering
Hay loader,
Chas, A. Lamont & Son,
Lot 10, Con. 7 Grog Twp.
Ethel, Ont,
FOR SALE—
A number of 100 acre farms price
$3000.00 up; A number of 200 acre
farms price $6,000.00 up; 1 200 -acre
bush farm $3000,00; a number of
50 -acre fame $2000.00 up; 3 good
grass farms with water. Write or
phone J. C. LONG, Real Estate
Broker, phone 84, Brussels, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE -
96 acres of land, bank barn, straw -
sited, driveshed, cement silo, drilled
well and spring, 2 story solid brick
house with frame kitchen, 2 miles
from Cratrbrook"5 from Walton, 7
from Brussels,
Janet McNair,
R. R, 2, Brussels, Ont.
CVkelville Church Calendar
Sttndey, April 7t11,—Holy Come
pulniou,
Thursday, April 18th. --1l est PT
r
da cant Cantata.
Pageant
Sttndey, April 2lst dpeoia1 Easter
Sunday Services,
Sunday, Juno 2nd.—Anniversary Set-
vices,
i (Rev. Pref. James Hal', IVi,A.)
FOR SALE -
100 acre fa m, Lot 13, Con. 10,
Grey Twp., n orirk house, bank
barn, hen ho+lse and garage, hard
wcod bush, good water.
Thong 90-r-4 L Porter
o Farmers drive
ears less than city
people and get
low rates from
Pilot.
But farmers do
drive—one unin-
sured accident
could wipe out
your home or your
savings. Buy the
lull protection of
Pilot Automobile
Insurance now.
WALTER SCOT".! — BRUSSELS
Representing
We write insurance to cover selected risks in Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Plate Glass, Public Liability and other general insurance.
lessB
00.
WALTON
At a meeting of te Library Board
hold March 9t11, the following
officers were elected for 1940; Presl-
dent, Harvey Johnston; Secretary,
Mrs. H. B. Kirkby; Treas., D. Law-
less; members or the Board. Rev. C.
Hazelwod, Percy Taylor, Wesley
Hackwell. Mrs, 141. Holland, Mrs. E.
Hackwell, Mrs. P. McTaggart. Miss
Ethel Dennis, Mrs. Craig, Mr, P.
Holman.
A birthday party for Miss Shirley
Quinn was held at the 1101/10 of Pat
Quinn on Monday, March 11th when
nine of her school chums were
ntertained in honor of the occasion.
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WEDDING
a a * + * * 5 * *
Marston—Snell
in Toronto on Saturday, March 9,
1940 by Rev. Verner McNeely. of
King St. Ttrited Church, Jeanne
Eleanor only daughter of 31r. and
Mrs. John Snell, Jamestown, to
Geoffrey Charles Marston only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Pler:rdltl id,ret11'n0
Oshawa
Stores At Teeswater
To Close Wednesdays
TEESWATER, March 27.—At a
meeting of the Chamber of Com-
merce it was decided to change
the weekly half holiday to Wed-
nesday in place of Tharsday. Tees -
water has for the past 25 years
been open for business on Wednes-
day Y
nights and observed Thursday Phone
afternon as half holiday. Degula-
tions ,ln working (lours was re-
sponsible for the change,
Ration Coupons Due Dates
Coupons now rand,. are butter It/
to R4, sugar 46 to 70 and 51 to S4,
meat 1 to 30.
Sugar coupons 46 te 76 and meat
coupnre 1I1 to M23 expire March 31.
Huron County Clerk injured
GUD1iR1GH, March 27—Norman
W. Miller, county clerk of Huron,
su(iured slight injuries and con-
.u.sesr, un 1'asday night in an ac-
ri11e111 ua Nu. S Ilighway, one mile
west. of Holmesville.
The glaring lights of an ap-
proaching car caused him to lose
control of. tine car he was driving
towards Clinton. After strking the
gulue rail at the curve of the rood,
his car tan along the shoulder and
collided with a telegraph pole. The
car was damaged considerably.
Provincial Traffic Offieer James
Cnip investigated.
F. F. I3orniuth
Registered
Optometrist
"Western Ontario's Most
Modern Eye Service"
118, Harriston
Try the 01MS`002s !
treatment for dna etc.
Breck for beautiful hair wad
better permanents.
Aho Machinoecs
Pennanen
Irene Pease
For appointuacssts
Phone Ma
TENDERS WANTED—
Tenders will be received by the
secretary for the wiring for hydro
of the school house of S. S. No. 10
Grey. Plans and specifloatious may
he had from the secretary.
Tenders will also be received for
the painting of the walls and ceiling
of the classroom, Painting to be
done in Easter holidays,
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily .acicepttd. Affil tendetis
must be in by April 13th.
Leslie Lake, (Sec: Treas.)
R. R. 3 Brussels. Ont, Plume 50-r45
WANTED—
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you ase egressive, end
between (d e ages of 26 and us —
iave or can Secure travel outfit,
this is von' 097'+ 'Nutty to get
csdablishe•l in •( profitable bus-
iness of your own. For fall particle
lays write today to The J, R.
Watkins Company, Dept 0.13-4
2177 Masson St., Montreal, Que,
FOR SALE—
Tettchmun' Big -4 Chicks. Available
now or will hook Tos' later delivery.
It's doubtful It you can do better,
and cert.ainiy you ern save time by
contacting us for prices, Varietq '
1snport Pao
brrorls, crosses, breeders t7•overnment r
s
t rks.fi + rtsmooses1 m Ctesau Ssuaittary tench,. Mee coileet
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William Stole Sous Limited
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LIVE HENS AND CP'IICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or you can bring
them to ua.
inspected and bloodtested for both
Pl-IONE 7Ox BRUSSELS
straits Hill pTRa, .Agent el 9, 1 ;
Warwick 'Top }ranch, Brussels,