The Brussels Post, 1946-6-12, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, June 12th, 1946
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Only Remedy for Hunger is
(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
bulk 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.
C) DONATE ANY MEAT
OUPONS YOU CAN SPARE.
ENQUIRE AT YOUR LOCAL
RATION BOARD.
F. F. +',muiAe
Optometrist
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Phone 118, Hcu rista9'
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The a=;xi 1110061:0 of the 1-lttt.n
un -i: 1\'Ll be held in the
r .1,r . Court House,
r i„r r It cn um nt Ing Tuesday,
. June ISth, at 2 p. m.
( ::i morn's notir•;rs of deputations
and '- ; ee bus'uess retttliri: g the at-
tention of Cnuncll should be in the
hands of the County Clerk not later
than Saturday, June 16th.
N. W. Miller
County Clerk
Goderich, Ontario
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Notice to Creditors
In the estate of WILLIAM Mo-
LEOD late of the Village of Mel
in the County of Huron, gentle-
man, who died on or about the
24th day of April, 1946.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate et' the above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of
same to the undersigned executors
on or before the 26th day of June,
1946, upon which the date the said ex-
ecutors will proceed to d1 tcihnte
the assets with regard only to those
claims which they shall then have
received.
DATED et Brussels this thirtteth day
of May, 1946.
William Spence, Ethel, Ont,
J. T. Nicholson, Brussels, Ont.
by their solicitor R. S. HETHER-
INGTON, IC. C.. Brnssels, Ontario,
Notice to Creditors
in the estate of JENNIE 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 NOTIC'h, that all parties having
claims or demauds against the
estate of the above decsase.d must
mail particulars and proof of same
to the undersigned executor 06
their solicitor on or before the 26th
day- of June, 1966,'upon which date
the @aid executors will proceed to
distribute the assets wits regsrd
only to those pilaus which shall then
have been received.
r,ATET) at Tlressels One thirtieth
day of May, 13¢6.
John Cameron,
Calvin Cameron, exinters
by their solicitor R. S, HETHER-
INGTON, K. C., Brussels, Ontario,
'hullo. you back again? " said the
warder as he locked the bumglar in
a cell,
"Yes," replied the burglar bitter-
ly, "and all because I need glasses,"
'How's that," asked the warder
"I was twiddlin' the knobs of a
safe, and a dance band started
Westin',"
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BLE FORINt
MUSK A E.
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With silent yet perceptible determination and an
awareness of the urgency of the great need for
foodstuffs, the Canadian farmer has accepted the
responsibility which is his to maintain and increase
the output of farm products so important in our
national economy and so essential to relieve the
critical shortage in world supplies.
Provided, as he now is, with purpose nobler
than self-interest, he sets himself to the task with
loftier ambition and renewed energy. Eager he
is for that conscious recognition within himself of
having a definite and necessary part in the
national welfare in its domestic and export ac-
tivities. Zealous is he that his contribution may be
worthy and adequate.
By his side, ever ready to help make more
effective the farmer's effort is the Canadian
implement maker whose cooperation in furnishing
the most efficient machines enables him to multiply
his output and extend his activities so that today
he produces more with Tess manpower and in the
most economical manner yet attained.
Never were the opportunities in agriculture
more promising—never was the Canadian farmer
better fitted or better equipped to make the most
of those opportunities. in the future as in the past
Massey -Harris will endeavour to develop, supply
and service equipment that will make it easier for
the farmer to fulfill his plans and aspirations.
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'rhe Temperance Society of Grey
have re-ot•genized to - eart'y on social
service work and 10 a strict and
temperate enforcement of the Tent•
Perfume laws operating in Huron
County.
A uteetirg was held in the United
Church, Ethel, Wednesday, June 5th,
and was addressed by tam County
Secretary A. T. Cooper of Clinton as
well as local nainl.etere.
The ofttcere elected were as 101-
10ws;---
Chair:nvl--Valiance Inglis
Vice Chairman—Quest Dolisott
Sect, ivy- pi e a Sse Alia barest
Publive Offi-: itlrs G. 'denziee
Capt nils r.r 2311-01vieloas:—
No. 1—Melville Dennis
No, 2—John Perri@
No.-3—William Turnbull
No. 4—Orval Harrison
No. 5—Roy Hall
No 5—John Pearson
No. 7—John Schnuck
up t0 the Township 1.1a11 and all *he
walks in the village are being re-
paired. This will be a hig im-
provement to our village,
Mr, L. W. .ihcklniar of Brussels
favoured the rongregaliou or Ethel
Milted Church with a splendid sole,
Sunday evening,
Relatives of the late Mars John
Eelanier, received word last week of
her passing, on May 18, at her
home rear Orion, Alberta. She was
well ltnewn in this community, where
site and her husband spent twenty
fire years after their marriage, Mr,
Eckmier conducted the blaeksn''
elm here, and while in business
built one of the finest shops in Ort
ario and also a large brick home.
The tellowing was taken from the
Medicine Hat News.
Mrs. E. Eckmier Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Elizabeth
Maria Eelanier were held on Monday
afternoon at the Pattison Fnncra/
Home. Mary friends and relatives
from the surrounding area 011P11derl
to pay their respects to an 01d-tbner
of the Orion district, Rpt L. T H.
Pearson ofciciated Pallbearers were
Me=sirs. Gee, Hadcrshaw, Ponce
Kraft. 0. S. Rennin. A. L. Freed.
Richard \Vebster, John TT. Hansen
Jr. Interment was made in Hillside
cemetery.
Elizabeth Maria Hemsworth wee
born it Shipley, Ont.. an May 20th. ,
1354. She was married to Mr. Eck-
mier in 19335 end lived in Ethel.
Ont., 1111111 coming to Orion, Alta., in
1510. Mrs, Eckmier was predeceased
by her hsband in 1931.
Surviving are four sons, William,
at Orion, Geroge of Nelson, B.C., Al-
bert H. of Maclead, Roy of Drumhel-
ler, and five grandchildren, Also
three sisters, Mrs. Art George (form-
erly of Listowel) and Mrs. Mothersill
of Toronto and Mrs, T. Dobson of
Tilbury and one brother Jnsn,
Hemsworth of Earl Gley, Sask.
The family have the sympathy 0t
a frost of old friends here.
Miss Doris Cunningham, R,N., of
Vieteria Hospital, London, has been
holidaying at her home here. Before
returning 6o duty. she is spending a
few days with friends in Hamilton.
Mr. and leers. Glen Eckmier and
Gwenda of Goderieh spent Friday
with friends in the village,
The Davidson We't1-Drilling Com-
pany of Wingha.m struck water on
Joseph Pearson's property in the
village last week and are now
drilling for Goldwyn Thompson, at
the garage.
We welcome to our village Mr.
end Mrs. Starr end faintly. They
occupy the apartment recently
vacated by W. H. Love.
Mrs, Wm. Eelanier has gone to
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs, Melville Gilltinson, near Palm
eeston.
Rev, T, Molitor took the services
in Molesworth and Gorrie Presby-
teries, Churches last Sunday,
The W.M.S. of Ethel rutted
had as their guests, the ladies of
Atwood 'United W.M.S. and the
W.M.S, of Ethel Presbyterian Church
at their regttlar meetirl,g last Thurs-
day afternoon in the church, The
meeting was In charge 01 the - presi
dent, Mrs, S. IT, Brenton end opened
with. the sirgimg of the Doxology
followed by prayer,
IVtra. Vtpond of Atwood brought
greetings from their W.M.S.and
Mars'. James Pearson gave a message
of welcome. Mrs. E, Richards ser
a lovely solo. Mrs, Elwood Me.
Taggart called the roll, which was
answered by thoughts or verses on
"Toy.' 'interspersed with the singing
of well-known hymns. on same
subject, Worship service wee taken
by Ethel Presbyterian W.M:S. Mrs.
Elwin Thompson :read the Bible
lesson followed by prayer by Mrs,
lttlorvor. Mrs, ,T, !Slemtmotn of At -
food gave s splendid address on
"Betiding." The meeting oosed
with the singing of "Jesus shalt
reign whereat' the sun,," followed by
the benediction. The ladies were
invited to the Sunday Scheel room,
where a social hour MS Vent, all
enioyeu a dainty lunch and cup -of
tea. About elxty ladies were present.
Mr, and Mrs Welaled Kreuter and
Edwin snort Thursday In Gotletlieh,
MTS, James Hani'psen, Larry and
Gall, spent the pest week with tt,
and Mrs, .Stepheneon and Jean.
A new cement Walk hasbeen laid
CiRAN.BROOK
Allen Cameron 1s spending n week
in London u'itll members or his
foully who reside there,
Rev, T. D. and Mrs. Maciver were
in R-'nllsor loft week.
Mr 0. McCnnroll of t'tToie,:worth
was in charge of the cervices hl
Knox Chuech on Sunday morning
nett Mies Stine Baker Sang a :3110,
John liinchlty and young son of
Owen Spited motored to Cranbroolt
en Saturday bringing his mother
33Irs. .7, D. Hinchley to visit with ber
eisten Mrs, Wm. Smalldon and other
relatives.
RED UPON THE
HOOSIER MOON .. A True Mustery
The Bele Gunnels affair was both
legendary and fantastic. While police
weer digging up body after body of
the 42 men who came to woe her, a
gold prospcto• found Belle's bridge-
work, Did Belle really die In the
fire with her three murdered child-
ren? Read Peter Levies' article in
The American Weekly with Sunday's
Detroit Times,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of House and Household Effects
on Godeich St., East, Seaforth
Saturday, June 22nd at 12 p.m, D.S.T.
MRS. T. WILLIAMS, Prop,
WM, CLEARY, Clerk
LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and implements
Lot 29, Concession 8, Morels Twp.
11/4 miles North of Walton and
%2 mile West
FRIDAY. JUNE 14th
At 1 P.M. D.L,S,T,
HORSES
1 Day Hume, S year old
1 Black Horse, 6 year
1 Black Colt, 4 year old, good worker
CATTLE
1 Cow, 8 year old, due Nov, 26 ,
1 Cow, 4 year old, just fresh
1 Cow. 5 year old, due in ,Tune
1 Cow, 3 year old, due Nov.
1 Cow, 4 year old, due Nov,
1 Cow, 7 year old, due Oct.' 22
1 Cow, 6 year Old, due Dec,
1 Cow. 4 year old, due time of sale
1 Hereford Bull, 3 year 0151
2 year's. old, 10 Cwt.
3-113 year Old, 3 Owt,
8 Yearlings
CALVES
1 Calf born Dec,
2 calves, 3 weeks
1 calf, 2 weeks
PIGS
1 sow due Tully 26
1 sow due April 6
7 chunks of pigs 75 lbs.
IMPLEMENTS
1 McCormick Deering hay loader,
drop head, good as new
1 McCormick Deering binder 7 ft,
1 hay rake ' 1 disc
1 IT,H. Brower 5 ft, cut
1 McCormick -Deering manure suread-
en'
1 M. H, cultivator
1 set sloop sleighs
1 wagon 1 hsY rack
1 M H• seed drill, 13 hoe
1 apt 'Diamond harrows
1 gravel box 1 cutting box
1 furrow riding plow, nearly new
1 walking plow, 2 furrow
1 sflding reels 16 ft. 1 long ladder
1 extension ladder 32 ft.
1 Workman and Ward car
nnlleya a.rtl set retie slings
1 ten leer, 1. buggy
wheelba)'•ow stoneboat
1 1.011 kettle 1 fanning mill
1 stock rack 1 turnip sower
7 R.I. doubts harness breeching
Shelve mailers 1 log jack
1 set .4ereles good as new
260 mete crow bar
large number of window sash
Number of logging chains
Whiffletrees • Neckyokes
forks and shovels
Large amount Hemlock and
1Mee and 2x4else 2inch
some 5 x 6 maple
1 fettening crate
1 ;roe? seed sower
flurry grimier
Number of small articles
No Reserve, Everything must be sold.
due to alt health.
WILLIAM KERNEY, Prop.
LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
Pine
Plank,
1 vice
tOJ,a
The teacher was explaining to the
crass the tneairing of the word "re.
euperate." "Now, Tommy,' 'she
geld to a small boy, "when your
tether has worked herd ail day, he
is tired and worn out, isn't he?"
"Yes, ma'am.'
Then when night comee and
his work is over far t•he day, what
deer be de? "
That's 'what nlotiser Wants t0
know,' 'Tommy explained quietly.
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could wipe out
your hone or your
savings. Buy the
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William St. Phone 4. ?pins el Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for --Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Incas aeoe
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy ior fanners.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phony: 657
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Phystcian and Surgeon
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Office Horns—I - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenistge until 10 p.m.
Sundays---Emergertciea and by appointment ends.
Horne calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p,m. .
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Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
Chase T. Davidson
rtsurarn a Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
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Insanaaace
Accident, and Siicknness
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'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE ta7-.3
Har ld Jackson
SPECIALIST' IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
Per Information, etc., write or phone Harold Jxokso'i
Phone 12 on 658 seatorth R.R. 1, Deac.dteld
Miske areangen cute at The Brussels Peet or
Elmer D, Dell. BarrIeter Ottto°, Srusasle.
Rann & Johnson Furniture
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FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVILE.
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