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You may never sell Gas
to U.S. motorists
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CANADA'S A'S TOURIST BUSINESS
is YOUR business
t
ETHEL
Toui1sr money spreads around. The
garage man, the grocer, the farmer—
everybody benefits directly or indi-
rectly.The tourist industry is profitable
business—words protecting. Especially
this year when the impression American
visitors take back with them will influ-
ence Canada's tourist industry through
all the year- to come,
CANADIAN TRAVEL BUREAU
Department of Trade & Commsree, Ottawa
°Cwt, =liver fuze: 'tr'd ':.:a
,WM or Alex Dunbar's rartn killed
over 100 of his chickens, then went
Sin a ramPagt' throuahaut the neje:h•
harbood leaving at least seven more
dead chickens on their trail. T''
foxes are being hunted by M. Mc.
Donald and William Stevenson.
After the foxes had slain the 100
chickens they went to the taro of
Bryan Ames, a . n
r ,.,r t d•stnnee away'
.rand ,eil'ed seven mm., chickens of 1
a. flock of over 300 before Mrs.
Ames, investigating a commotion
sat Ile chicken range, sate them
wads ,'based them away.
But for the Dunbars troubles did
not come singly. The day after the
1epredations of the two foxes Mr.
Dunbar was stricken with a heart
asttack while atop a load of hay.
Diving the past few days work-
men have repaired sidewalks in the
pillage and a new double walk has
been laid to the township hall.
'his has been a week of old boys'
BLUEV ALE 1
1'ht Women's Assoelatl.en of he
t"niudt Church met at the home of
Mr.:_ William Nichahon .or-T1tu'.•sd:ty
afternoon wi'h 39 ladies in attend.
tt1,1 1 t.
Airs. Arthur flow.
min v Al!
reunions in Ethel.
Mrs. Nellie Campbell, who left
20 years ago for west-
ern Canada, returned to the village
this week and is renewing old ac.
She was the former
Nellie Laird.
.air} "rs Wiitlxnt Savage of I was read by Miss Mary Darling.
• Softest Belle a reading, '.Miss
V}Mniia, B.C., and Wilbert and � c,.ntt road a story of different Bible
John Linsey of Westminster. B.C. t srnrte^s and thew special gift
who were "old pals" here many e rile saltire of rod.
year, ago, were reunited when they i lir. LPl tnd J rgensen with her
returned to the village to Nisi` n7 rents nese Chicago: Rev, Leland
"r. s.at-see is a former
1 b ecl. aids. He learned the
t. +ler the late John Eckmier.
Mrs. Savage is the former Miss
Millie Nickel of Union. The Sav-
age and Unsay families left here
PM' western Canada.
A 11. Lamont of W-innipea
:•adinz a few weeks at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
Tu:t:bnl. r
Mt -s Isabel Turnbull of Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Pollard and
and Miss Jean Turnbull of Ottawa ehildreu spent a few days last week
are holidaying at their home here. in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar -
Hollinger.
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Shinned Missicne y Bale
Int-- ert,ltlert. Mr=, Alex. Mc- ,
r, -,,o14,-,1.. p'- sI 10,l at the monthly
re, etine of 11,,. W. Pi S. Of th,
1"11941 Chureb. Mrs. .Tames Rob-
ertson reported eendins a misstep
a•y tall vrdne,i at over :W. Mrs.
Robert Shaw gave a temperance
reading Mrs. Stanley Darling and
F.3waret Johnston hail .charge
of the study program, "We Look:
at the W. M. S.."- in which was
reviewed the wlydo organ 7;atinn of
the snrio.ty fr mn. the. Baby Rand
to the Dominion Board,
The W. M. S. of Knox Presbee
tr•rian Church met in the Sunday
Seheni room • or Thursday after-
nnar. Tkte President. tats, R. Elliott
e.=•stied for a short session
lntsireee when Miss• Olive Scott
rr e brief report of the Presby
P Irt executive meeting. Tile Pro-
•-.111.1 ryas in shares of the Mission High School Entrance
Ttsnd with Nnrnia Moffatt m•rsid- Candidates -1946
Continued from page one
;r• -end 'Kathleen Thompson acting I
secretary. The scripture lesson Ronna MacDonald
Andrew JlcKarue
Mary McNaughton
Alice Parish
Margaret Procter
Kenneth Purdon
William Purdon
Douglas Richey
Fred Riehl
Ruth Showers
Katharene Sieling
Marie Sperling
Barbara Templeman
John Tervit
Frances Merle Walker
Bonnie Willoughby
Jahn Wray
Granted standing under Regulation
10-5—Nora Cook, Wade Stapleton.
MOP* .(S
Frank Shaw, who recently under-
went au operation in. Clinton, is
recovering nicely,
YOU CAN GET
BRUSSELS
BEST 1%RE BU`s
AT
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CMAIDA'S MOST POPU6011141&
GOODY ARS
Thisnewroad-
hugging, mile -
eating, money-
saving Good-
year tire is the
latest product
of Goodyear
—the greatest
name in rub-
ber. See it
today!
ATEA
•rnssit at the Presbyterian
t
Jeitr
ramp for boys at Pintail; Rev,
.•taln• Hewitt, Mrs. Hewitt and
f^mile snored into the United j
Cleve?, parsonage this week; Jack I
Leine: i. 0 nattent in the Wing- i
1,e •• rr•neral Hospital where. he
•-nderwent a minor operation.
"Mica r 17€7g15 flub&Qi-?n a too 9 n
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Lucky lad! Getting snagged" on the wire in Ms ePiori: to climb over a hydro barrier
probably to oerovor a io.uil . , . may have saved his life. Some boys have
not been so lucky.
Hydro energy is one of the finest things we have in Ontario to make for better
Living. But it can stop one from living, if you thoughtlessly give it a chance to
flash through your body. Every possible precaution oor safety is token by your
Hydro; but once in a while someone gets careless or "takes a chance', and
tragedy strikes. A boy climbs r pole and touches a wire. Or he flies his kite
near a Hydro line, and it contacts a high-•voitrtc;e circuit and carries death or
iniury to whoever is holding it. Sometimes a storm breaks down a line and some-
one takes hold of the broken live wire with disastrous results. These are just
examples of acts that are beyond the power of Hydro to prevent. Your Hydro
allnwho hover nflu t cogwithathose who might expose themsleachersnd seek co-operation f parets caul
wan of elves to that danger.
Hydro need never be a threat to anyone who:
1. Will not climb poles.
2. Will stay away from distribution linos and transformer stations.
3. Will keep away from fallen wires.
For Hydro office.
your BBuin case of trouble tlnever, never touchia fallen ire.otify your nearest
pt
Classified Ads
FOR SALE -
2 boys hiryeles,
'am Ovington Phone 392r-18
I.QST
.i Park, r Pun, Flailet‘ pease 1+:.1r•.
The Ihrti ;eel Post,
tee'te SAi E --
I'
.1n 't Till, 111.11•
SALE--
, pi . 6 a ry=It.- old
,,. L. Mahe Phone 56•r -l"
FOUND
:1 they. 111th (tap,
Apply at The Brussels Post. - -
MAN WANTED--
1'leer general :•r::a itr•r,v work anandrnrY.
driving.
ltru t :l• Creirt"!•y
FOR SALE -
111 11111:' pig's ready to wean.
Gilbert McCallum, Lot 29, Con, e
Morris. Phone 18-r-9.
_
FOR SALE--
1 hand washing machine also
wringer in A-1 eondl^i , 1.
1`:to: a 50 Brussels or
.1473 F.tln'1 Spcir
FOR SALE -
6 ft, cut Deering Mower in A-1 con-
dition,
Ed. Henderson Phone 68x -r-3
FOR SALE
—
3 troughs one cement, one wooden,
and a hay rake.
Phone 54-1.15 Frank Little
FOR SALE—
Frame breeding 60 x 25 ft., heavy
timber .apply to J. C. McNeil, Belmore
or apply at the Brussels Poet.
LOST—
A hub cap off 1939 Studebaker,
015' it tin Graham Sur rev and ov're-
'Prj.
Finder please leave at Chas. Davidson
Brussels.
It;ATIO.N COUPON
Coupons now valid are sugar -
preserves S1 to S21, butter R10 to
R14.
Meat 1{440 to M45.
Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
• • •
Questions And Answers
* * *
FOR SALE -
1 Pure Bred Jersey Cow 5 -year-old,
due in Nov, 1 Wagon Box 14 inch
side pine bottom, 1 pine wagon 12
inch side.
John Schnook Phone 55-r-26
Q:—My husband and I are plan-
ning on spending two weeks at a
suientet hotel, will wt Have to sur-
render any ration coupons?
A:—People taking up residence In
summer lintels for a continuous
period of fourteen days must sur-
render two meat coupons, one
su0ar coupon and one butter coupon
for eaclb person,
NOTICE—
Electric motors rewound and re-
paired. Expert workmanship. Mod-
erate prices. Lloyd M. Bettger,
Monkton, Ont.
Wednesday. July 10th, 1916
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FOR SALE—
Kitchener Big -4 Chicks are
available in most breeds for delivery
this` month, dayold or started. Sum-
mer prices are in effect: you'll find
them bery reasonable for these fine
chicks. Agent R. S. Warwick, Hill
Top Ranch, Brussels,
Q:—Js it true that returned ser -
vi o may no longer re-
eeivt• priority certificates for suits?..
Al.—Priority certificates for suits
will not be issued to returned
-servtee personnel after October 80111,
1913 Ilotvet-nr t t Hers end custom
tett rs will he required to holinur
1.hr•se nl, to December 31. 1946.
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t):—Are alt the rnupons ter sugar
felt canning now valid?
A:—Yee on July the 4th the• last
5 cettitntts especially set aside for
sear:, for canning' were declared
t'sl[rl.
TENDERS WANTED —
Tenders for painting School S. S.
No. 10 and 12 Morris Twp., Tenders
received until July 115th. Lowest or any
tender not necessairiy accepted. Por
Pull particulars apply to the secret-
ary Ralph Shaw, Bluevale. Ont,
f; -»Thr• price th tnnlatars seem
h Sit, is there a salting pricer on
them?
A --NO there Is no roiling 'price on
tomatoes.
0 For sending money anywhere in Canada
our Domestic Money Orders are safe,
convenient and cheap.
Payments abroad can also be made by
means of our Foreign Money Orders,
Drafts and Mail Transfers—as well as by.
Cable Transfers where speed is necessary.
Explain your requirements at any of our
branches and we will advise the method
which best suits your case.
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THE CA
NA
COMMERCE
Brussels Branch --T• L. Prest, Manager
A MINISTER'S TOAST TO AN
EDITOR,
Here is a minister who appreci•
ates the editor. At a recent edi-
torial convention he offered the
follow.: g toast: "To sag,. an gilt•
tor from sltarvation, take his .Papel'
and pay for it promptly. To sate
lii:1 item bankruptcy adVeitt b' '1b
FOR SALE—
Choice mixed hay by the acre buyer
to pay 50% at time of sale and bal-
ance before cutting,
Chats. A Lamont, Lot 10 Con, 7,
Grey Twp,
WANT E 0—
To purchase bullets Barred Rocks,
New Hampshires, White Leghorns
any age from eight weeks up to lay-
ing, Good prices paid. Apply to
Twaddle Chicks Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario,
FOP SALE -
1 ruhlter tire wagon
19.000 tires.
1 hay fork and 50 feet trip tone,
1 eleet.ric fence, battery new last
year.
1 largo kitchen cupboard,
1 kitchen table. 8 window. blinds.
1 nickle tea kettle, 1 rocking chair.
Wm. SWAT Phnno 6x
with good
FOR SALE -
2 -100 aces farms, bosh, hydra and
near school with good buildings. •
1-200 acre farm good buildings,
prier, 9.600.00.
Brick house, here 2 aeras land sit-
uated oittsidc of good taws on high-
way, price 92000,00
" ro J. 0, Long, Rent ;?!state Broker.
Q;--1 em unable in get any more
Brussels, Ont.
8c loaves of bread. The bread man
tells me they discontinued making
those loaves, is that right.
A: ----Betters must eontinnn in the
making of the Se loaves In the same
proportion ns they have been doing
during the year 1.941.
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Any questions relating to rationing
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
evallsble. If you are aggressive,
and between the age. of 25 and 55 --
have or clan secure travel outfit, this
Is your opportunity to get establish-
ed in a profitable business of your
yon should contact the Department own. V' Or full particulars write to -
11 refrt•rerl to the information dny t.0 The S. It, Watkins Company,
Branch. Wartime Prices and Trade nem. 0-B-4, 111? Masson St..
Board. London, Ontario. ritontrpal. Rue.
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CF tVA
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his paper liberally, To save him
from despair, send him every item
of news of which yon can get hold.
To save him from profanity write
Your correspondence plainly on one
side of the sheet and send It in as
early as possible. To save him from
mistakes, bury him. Dead people
are the only 'ones who never
make mistakes."
BUSING SS CARDS
C A. MYERS, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
\1Villie.in St. Phone 4, l.rua}els Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insusassee
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for tersera-
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 637
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., LM,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Horns -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Aho 11 - 12 a.rn. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m-
Bundaya--Emergencies and by appointment cab.
Home calls in forenoons arid 4 - 6 p.m.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. — BARRISTER, ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and -Saturday all day — Office oven -every day.
Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Inau'resace
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance C.o.
PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RS,azue. (98
iarriid Jackson
tbPtlOIoLtST EN FARM AND HOUSEIfOL-tt RALE%
Fee Information, aro., write or phone Harold ,echoes l
Phone 12 on 050 Eoelorth R.R. 1, 5 uo.tlieisi
Make ar-angers Cote at The Brussola Prt'itt or
Elmer D. 'Boll. Cmrrletor OM*, I6rura+elo-
Ram's & Johnson Son JFurnitulre ,
FUNERAL ,%ND AMBULANCE SERI" AiE.
U.,tcensed Ftrnaosal Director anti Ernitai1ler
PHONE' 38 or ., i • >,•a_. 1,.,. a r_,. BRU S19Loa, ONT.
Lewis llowliand
(Liconar.d For !Huron County)
GATISFACTION 0IJAr1ANTrt"•D •— PRIOES REA61ONAAEt.61
Tor Grnaagcmonte Phone 51 "The Itlru000le moat' ma•t1 tjaaa'J tiON
too Iookeet atter Irrtmed*ltety*
Per Information, etc., w'etc or phone Lew. Kowtoati 19309a'u''Gil fie
@oeforth; tr write 91.la. 8, Welton.
W. S. Donaldson --- Licensed Am(.a'r@F nIt1b('
Thecae 35-r43 -- ALwnc44, (1909.
few the Counties of Hama ash'
A11 oleo promptly attended to Gamow neorlismte
For7'„,g83;enteuts phtlsre 31 "roe Dress :la Pave owl nog
%orill ,,. looked aalfte*' irairodlotais.,