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(1) BUY AND USE LESS
BREAD, FLOUR AND OTHER
WHEAT PRODUCTS, MEAT,
CHEESE AND EGGS. SUBS-
TITUTE VEGETABLES,
FRUIT AND FISH WHERE
POSSIBLE.
(2) KEEP YOUR HOME
STOCKS LOW — BUY ONLY
ENOUGH FOR IMMEDIATE
REQUIREMENTS.
The most efficient way in
which we can send in-
creased bulk shipments of
WHEAT, MEAT, CHEESE
and EGGS to needy coun-
tries is through the Cana.
dian government food
Boards. These increased
bulls shipments can only
be made providing we
reduce our own consump-
tion. Here are five im-
portant ways by which
we can make greater
quantities of food avail-
able for export:
(3) AVOID ALL WASTE.
(4) GROW A VICTORY GAR-
DEN AGAIN THIS YEAR.
PLANT MORE THIS TIME IF
YOU CAN.
(5) DONATE ANY MEAT
COUPONS YOU CAN SPARE.
ENQUIRE AT YOUR LOCAL
RATION BOARD.
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Optometrist
"Western On?at io's Mi -at
Materia Eye Ste
Phone 118, Harriston
'Wednesday, June 3th. 1046
THE BRUSSELS POST
AUCTION SALE
Farm and Household Effects
Estate of the late Alfred Cochrane
Lot N!- 25. Con, 4, 'Morris Twp.
FRIDAY, JUNE 7th
Sale commences at 1.30 p,m.
Mnamet k?chetl Eau^e. nearly new
Studio Bouch
tahtt- 1 extonsiou table
kitchen chairs
i`hitr0 .^tube cabbie• electric radio
h11.•rtric iron
Buffet. 4t dining r:cnln chairs
rocking chairs
d:'„ -,.ears and 2 wash stands
Sewiltc machine
:' antique beds
1 :t±'ticlue bedroom suite
2 beds. springs and mattresses
Syrup cans
Dishes and sealers
Around 10 cords hardwood
Washing machine, wringer, boiler
and tubs
Quantity of lumber
Porge and some blacksmith tools
Some carpenter tools
Set of Jardine dies and taps to Wy
Beatty electric grain grleder, nearly
new
Lawn mower wire stretchers
Other articles too numerous to
mention
TERMS CASH
FARM lot North half 25, con. 4,
Morris consisting 91 acres, 11 ..acres
of bush mostly maple, ..drilled ..well
buildings in fair ..condition, ..hydro
{ installed, close to school 3% ..miles
to Brussels offered for sale subject
to reserve bid,
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
GEORGE SMITH,
CECIL BONE, Executors
`I� !b I Itt` The Girls Who
a tat f rC.'-orified Ziegfeld
who wore Ib' spectacularly nean-
FOSS
1.,.... of 100 erre terms price
•u.;r .,r -'I6 rcr.
na.04 tip; 1 200-t:'re
bush farm $8000.00; a number et
5n -acre farms $2000.00 up; 3 good
c:aea faring with water. V,nite a-
phone J. C. LONG, Real Estat-
tire'. glamorous beyond compare
girls who glorified Ziegfeld? Where
did they come from? Whe:r did they
go? Adele Raga -s St, Johns writ•
Ino in The Americas Weekly with
this Sunday's (J”, is a) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times tells the
fasoinadr:g stet's, of these fait sous
show „r: is. Get Sunday's Detroit
Tines
Orwell Elliott
Brussels, Ont.
CHECK THESE
FEATURES
• Buttressed side-walls
for added stamina
•Su ertwist Cord
body for toughness
• Tensi1esteetbesdafor
strength
• D amond tread
design for safety
• Compressed tread for
longer wear
• The name "Good-
year" for quality.
Geo
T±3 pp
;30LTON-1t' loving nlan.ory 01 our
rl•; a:: tnothe dnx,Yeth Ann rIaa:-
we'i, who ..i,n I d Lb's life, Jul
S, 1945 .
June brings sad memories
Or a laved one, laid 10 re>t
She will always be remembered
Sy those who loved her hest
I always think of you dear
No eyes may see Inc weep
But many silent tears are shed
When others are asleest
Sadly missed by the family.
*00
pp Cem Ansi
STARVING MVJLJONS C
In Europe today even a crust of bread is treasured—
for the spectre of starvation statics a Continent!
Teen -Alters! High School Students! Young men and
women! Join the Ontario Farm Service Force now.
- Head for the open fields for a month, or betier still for
the season. Help share in producing more food for
across the sea.
Private Farm Homes and Y Supervised Camps are
T 0N ¥
open to you. The work is pleasant. You'll be well-
fed—well-paid—and well looked -after.
Remember, almost every Ontario farmer is critically
short-handed. Remember, too, the present food crisis
is being felt at home—as well as abroad. FiI/ in the
attached coupon and the Ontario Farm Service Force
will send you a registration form plus all particulars—
without delay!
DOMINION - PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE 014 FARM LABOUR
AGRICULTURE - LABOUR - EDUCATION
important to Matriculants
S• desperate is Europe's need for food ... so urgent our farmer's
need for help, that local school boards are being asked lo back
Iho Cmlar)a Farm Service Force to the limit. In many cases Junior
Matriculants whose term work has been satisfactory in every
respect may head for the open fields NOW. Upper School students
can loln Them as soon as final exams are written. The need is
Immediate. Sand In the attached coupon at once.
FN3-40
rasa, tats PM nign seta ems ® em lam — am — ® — —
MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE! 1
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Ontario Farm Service Force,
11 Wank to 'Load a Nand". Plante sand mo a registration form and
all necessary lnformoaon about (Inc Ontario Farm Sorvtco Force.
Nome - Ago
(please print) (must bo 15 or over)
Address.......................................Town
Tal, No..,,.. ,...
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fo ................... . .... ...... And would llko to bo
accommodated Int An Intpoctod YFarm� Homo 0
A "' Supervised Camp Li
rale Imo mora .sans oat gm viae ono ani latae
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Notice to Creditors
In the estate of WILLIAM Me-
LE011 late of 111e Village of Ethel
10 the County of Huron, gentle-
man. who died on nr about the
24th day of April, 1946.
TAKE NOTICE that all Parti..;
luring claims or demands n aie,a
the estate of the above deetas.rd
mint tna'1 ptrrtirulsr and motif or
sumo t,, the nndersigr32 ex"entors
ort or hefm'e rhe Nit day .•f June.
1945, nom. which the date (ha01{-
rcntm's will proceed 10 diatribute
the assets with regard only to thole
'Anis which they shall • 'hail have
, calved,
DATL'D at Brussels this thirtieth day
of May, 1946.
w:iliam Spence, Ethel, Ont.
.3, T. Nicholson, Brussels, Ont,
by their solicit -or R. S. ITETITER-
INGTON, K. C., Brussels, Ontario,
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of JISSSiE CAMERON
late of the Township of Grey in
the County of Huron, widow. who
died on or about the twenty-
second day of April, 1946.
TAKE NOTICE+ that all parties having
claims or demands against the
estate of the above deceased must
mail particulars and proof of same
to the undersigned executors or
their solicitr on 00' before. the 260
day of June, 1946, upon which date
the said executors will proceed to
distribute the assets wits regard
nilly to those 'mons which shall then
have been received.
DATED at Br'lssels Phi, thirtieth
day of May, 1316.
John Cameron,
Calvin Cameron, ex ocutors
by their solicitor R. S, HETHI3R-
INGTON, K. C., Brussels, Ontario,
WALTON
Mrs. Sava Campbell who has spent
the past three weeks with her sister
and other relatives left on Saturday
for Toronto where she will spend a
few days with her son Jack and Mrs.
Campbell. 'She will then go to
Ottawa to visit her daughter Mrs,
Staley Brown before returning to
her home in Regina. It is thirty
years since Mrs. Campbell was here
and saw many changes but enjoyed
her visit very much,
Mrs. Win Woods of.Seaforth spent
Thursday of last weeds at the home
of Roy and Mrs. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Garf. Long of Santa.
Monica, Calif., Tdrs, Sara Campbell
of Regina, Mr, and Mrs. Tiny
Bennett and Ross anti Marie were
entertained at dinner st the home of
Fred and Mrs, Ennis on Tuesday
evening of last week.
Miss Doris Dalton spent Sunday
with Marie Bennett,
The many friends of Mrs,, Harold
Sellers and Mrs, Bert Johnston who
'lave undergone operations in TC, &
W. Hospital. I{itchener will be
pleased to know they are malting a
good recovery.
Rev, R. G. Tlaziewnorl and Mr,
Thns. Leeming attended the Con-
ference n2 the 'United Church n8
Canada held in Centennial Church,
tendon last week,
The Y.P.TT, met on Sunday eve -Ing
wilb Mr. D, Lawless in charge, The
worship service was conducted by
Earle Coutts and Doreen Mutts
and Nebel Davidson sang a duet. A
very interesting and instrnative
falls was given by Earle Coutts
describing his experiences in the
Royal Canadian Navy daring the
war.
The Seaforth Ministerial Associa-
tion met at tete Walton manse on
Monrlav afternoon with the ministers
From Brussels and Ethel ns their
guests. A splendid pane. wan
given by itev, II C. Wilson, 13rnase,s,
!x/j,,;;,. Wu,. Was This?
Let us ask ourselves this question.
It was not the war of the young lard,
full of youth and the joy of living,
but he gave his life for you and 1110—
neopie he didn't know and never
beard' of. He died that we to
Canada might continue to enjoy the
freedom he loved so mach, It was not
Particularly the way' of the boy who
is now in the hospital, perhaps with
his, leg shot off, or in one of the
institutions with some other ailment;
not only the war of the mother or
wife, who 'has received that horrible
cable Sron1 overseas, It was my war
and yarn' war, although we did
comparatively tittle to thelp bring vIe-
,tory, but we have another opportun'
!ty to help those who are suffering
for want of food and clothing, Let
us all do our bit in 51145 great cause.
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c{i'tlll!ADA'S TOtrt ST l{3�' �SHli1MESS
is YOUR business
ss
—Bgc.tusg the money spent by
American visitors filters into every
community. It puts extra cash in the
pockets of Canadians, boosting busi-
ness for the farmer, the town mer-
chant, the city )worker. It's to every-
body's interest to protect this profit-
able business, particularly in this
critical year when friendly, courteous
treatment of our guests will pay big
dividends in the years ahead.
CANADIAN TRAVEL BUREAU
Daporlment of Trade & Canonarca, Ottawa.
• Farmers drive
cars 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
full protection of
Pilot Automobile
Insurance now.
WALTER SCOTT — BRUSSELS
Representing
We write insurance to cover teles ed risks in Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Plate Glass, Public Liability and other general insurance.
BUSINESS CARDS
C A. MYERS, M. D.. L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAIN and SURGEON
William St. Phone 4. ;3rtnfels Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent far—Eire, Windstt,rm,, and Automobile Insucaohn
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy or farmers.
Queer St. Brussels 'Phan,: 657
D. S. Jami -bon, M.D., C.M.,
Physician and Surgeon
(ce')
Office Hours -1 - $ and 7 - S p.rn.
Also 11 - 12 .e.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings- stilts] 10 p.m.
Bu ndays— Enaergenctee and by appointment cstb'.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
• R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. — BARRISTER, ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open every day.
Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
°hitg. T. Davidson
insurance Agent For
ALL IUNDS OF
1)Lutomobiltt•, and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDEtheat 47.•4
Harold Jackson
9PlItil4UST' IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLf9 SALES
For information, ata., write or phone Harold ,Jmokeew,
ohono 12 on 858 Seatorth R.R. 1, Hnicifimld
Maks er"anitamants at The Brasile!, Poet or
Eimer 0, Bell, Barrister Orden, ■ruassla,
Rann 8c Johnson Furniture
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERB iC.E.
Uceneed FtfnitTA! Director anti Embalmer
PHONE Sia or 85 - p• BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Llcenetd For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- PRIOEf! R!SAtir)NAtaLitt
Per En9n5ementa Phone 31 "The Brunola t''oat10 anal t.4aagr
be tookec+ after Immealwttaty
For Information, eta, w ite or phone Lew. Rowla:tttI Mee,* tilt
Ssaforth; sr write R.l1. 6, 'tMattsn,
W. S. Donaldson -- Lidonsed Amide/atm
' Phone '3fa-r-13 •-- A1v,Vrai, th t.
far the Counties of Ittearm anal Per.
A8 sales pr°ctinmp* Aittattded to K -e Chime
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