HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-7-2, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
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Lazy, slipping pulleys waste
your fuel at the take -off ...
rob you of constant, maid -
mum power at the thresher.
Goodyear Klingtite Thresher
Belting wipes out both. these
losses! It grips the pulleys
as if it were a part of them
saves fuel as it delivers
more power! Klingtite is
tougher, too , reduces
delays by avoiding break-
downs . . . outlasts other
belting.
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Get extra -value
Klingtite today
and save money.
YOUR
Wo also Carry
GOODYEAR MULTI V -
BELTS
and
Fractional Horsepower Belts
Phone 55
DEALER
J. W. FISCHER
Massey -Harris
:tassels, Ont.
Pur-o-lator Oil Filters for all makes of tractocm
USED TRACTORS FOR SALE
Water Bowls — Harrows •— Manure Loaders
Tres — Oil — Grease — Rubber Tired Wagons.
Electric Fencers — Grain Grinders and Rollers.
E. Richards & Son
Ethel, Ont. Plane Brussels 86•r-5.
Grass Seed
It will pay you to make us your headquarters far
Grass Seed purchases. We have all lines, and our micas
are right.
We have the best In permanent pastures at the (beays*
prices
If you need a new stove we have i.
Agent for Sparton and Roger's Majestic E nctriesl
Lines, Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, etc.
For your Spring Cleaning, we have Mardnall11111.
Paints and Varnishes.
A. J. ,rearson [i..1
Ethel, Ont. Phone 224•7 BrarMh
FREE ANIMAL SERVICE
OLD• DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP + CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
Brussels VZ
inigersolll 41
WE DO THE REST!
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
lit •YTTT. Time 27 . _ g„rer11 soela1
i'ttttrtions harp been 11,•1:1 during th.
. week, honoring All-ss'(thr•tm1 Call
w,•ll w110se TIDITI lWm fool. 1110c o la •t
Saturday.
Members of tt. S. NO. 11. West
Waw,una11. where 11140 Cnlrl•.vr•il
was teacher, mr•t at her limn • ,,ed
p' ',rnf0,i her tvlla a. brld;;r, table.
Ou W, rli 400 1 v n nes rAhoo an l
h1un1 t;athel•e4 al. Hr' 1101119 of
1T1 f'•'11well' 1*srhnt4. `,Tr. and
1T'• George Cala wr 11, nn1 pre-
lua:'rrl the !,'tele-te-be whit .1 n110•
• 11atvn11 s110wer. M•v'e•arot '10-
411 read an add rer;a r•ypt•,•s in
,.oevrafuT' 0110 111,1 K0011 wIsl1,>s.
and two pink and wl'It•' hnslrnty
tori„ri wllh gifts o-»', ear i+ l to
by 1u! .TOII"4In11 411,1 Kat,hlarn 11,''.
I'0111, '1i:: Caldwell was as1'+terl
in unwrapping tha gifts by her
sister, Mrs. W. R.intnnl, and Mrs.
n. McGnwen.
Ml's. George Caldwell entertained
I'nr her r1, rgther at a t•'.:in:seltt tea.
Ro'r!eiving with .Mrs. Caldwell and
Thelma was Mr., A. Armstrong of
Brussels. The house wa.e attrartivr.-
le• deeerated with baskets of sum•
mer flowers. Miss Calrlwell's Nephew.
Neil Rinfoul, answered the d,or.
Margaret. Marshall, Gladys Cow
Mrs. Dalrymple, and Mrs, 0. Me.
Gowan displayed the troy=scan dur-
ing the afternoon, aatl Mrs, Aubrey
Toll, Mrs. Harold Campbell 01 1140•
sets. Kathleen Hnsfel,1 and Iona
.Tohnslen assisted flaring the mom.
ing.
The guests were coudurlr.1 to the
dinging room by Mrs. W. Rintmil,
The table, graced by :t lace cloth,
pink and white flowers, and tal.
candles, was p''esided over in the
afternoon By Mrs, C. Cardiff, Mrs.
J. Caldwell, Mrs. R. Caldwell, end
Mrs. T. W. Herman, and in the
evening by Mrs. H. 'ranker of Wing•
hem, great-aunt of the bride, Mrs.
Harold Phillips, Mr:. Stanley
Wheeler, and Mrs. Harvey Dena!!
of Brussels. Also assieting in the
evening were Miss Helen He'rmau
of. Clinton, and Mrs. George Pear.
Helen Ford of Wingham, and Paige
Phillips of Blyth were in charge
of the register.
Miss T. Caldwell formerly taught
school at S. S. No. 3 Grey.
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T'+'•
At the morning service in the
United Church, Dev. A. G. I-Tewltt
preached his farewell sermon before
leaving for his new charge at
Auburn. He conducted communion
service using the text, "This do in
remembrane of ate," Miss Dorothy
Aitken sang a solo. The induction
service for the new minister, Rev.
Mr, Burden, will be helm on Friday
evening at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. and
Maes. Hewitt and their three cldl.
dren, Routh, Sidney and George, left
for their new home on Monday.
Rev. Leland C. Jorgensen con-
ducted communion service at
Auburn on Sunday. The pulpits of
Bluevale and Belmore were ascii.
pied by Mr. 31acL'Vllll•:li. ot:.1uhu.u.
On Saturday 1,0••:11)1 Mrs. Stan.
1,y Darling +Incl )lir, .\'ex Mrr"c;•h•
111 representing the \v',liI)li's A'-0.
rlatloll 111111 flan ;iliosionlry tines - 1
rel' the foiled t'hur' 11 :•.:11, /1 r I
FTewitt and preseu*'r1 her with
14.c•e• table cloth Bald a ally, r
Plate. •? .
MT. and MI' , :T"nry rla•eu 4 :,f
W.•lwytl, Sask.. •o•., visiting •.vii
the Siath,•rs fandty. Mia.: .Ain:,•
Math'•r: recently mitered a frurtrt •
d wrist and a b:uily rile far.,:, wb.et
she fell, eviva riot', -n rel., cellar ,tet,
Mss, 1Tathers and Mrs. Gwen -a are
twin sisters. It 14 23 yirar4 .iii^,
Mrs. Owens visited Ler former hone
11) concession 1. Marna.
li,•v. Lelai,d 1'. dnt••em;en. 1Tr.
,Im•nr,nsen. Mrs, P. S. McEwen, Mr.
and Mrs 4. C. TTicoxitr+ att.: need th,
blown,! U 'lO'1'n •tn Thi ad•,y
evening: cvhon !tars v'• 1T,itten 11x0,
Indnete:I into the op.:,icral de:re,
r'1' \Tele -worth and Gol'rh• Th• -•She•
terian V11 111V11,
Rev. \\'. N. 11lar'tlnnr„ :n1:1 M:•,.
illnkmc,re Zeit Ili', 1'4••11 for tin•
Elk Paint. .11er•bta, :.?iwl,.0 Field
of the Vested Charon of ('amen.
Personals: Mrs. • l0 iior Sellars
in W:ingliam 0..ne•'al iTnspilal
with a 10ees baby boy: 111;< 3hi"I •y
Selling was rnshad to the Wine
haus General He ,pita1 Thursday
night for an app-•nrler•tnmy: Hier
Dorothy Aithken at her horst • stere.
M ;3ll'oriais
We realize our obligation when we
fill your order for a memorial —ant
we provide only materials of un-
ending serviceability. Design and
workmanship are of the finest, and
our prices are most moderate.
CEMETERY LETTERING
Promptly Done
All MODERN EQUIPMENT
Wingham
Memoriaii Shcip
'Phone 256 R, A. Spotton
Warti”ne prise and Tradz
Board Information
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
* * *
Q;—What is the ceiling ]trice of
steak?
A;—There are many types of
steak but the ceiling prices o4 all
are pasted in butcher shops, accord
ing to regulations of the Wartime
Prices and Trade Board.
'1 • •
Q;—Are women's cotton dresses
still funder price ceiling regnlation;?
A:—Yes. Cotton dress prices are
controlled.
* * *
Q:—I1 I keep bees can I get extra
sugar for feeding them?
A:—Id you wish to obtain sugar
for bee -feeding you trust, register
with the Board. A regtstered bee-
keeper trust forward a statement to
the Provincial ,apiarlst showing his
name and address, the number of
colonies of hies, the period during
a.
li', d:k ,Iuy July ! 1 1917
56 1t matters little what you want to buy these days .. • soap, a shirk,
a new car ... even electricity (which you don't have to line up for)
continues to be scarce in Southern Ontario,
Have you tried to build a home lately? ; : Tried to buy building
materials of any kind. What a headache! How would you like to
be shopping for what's needed for a new electric power plant?
Unimaginable amounts of concrete, steel and other materials, as well
as tremendous quantities of electrical equipment, would have to be
sought out and purchased,
It takes several months now to get such equipment as transformers
and costs are up by more than half. The bigger they are the harder
they are to get.
What about the huge generating stations required to supply Ontario
with an additional badly needed half -million horsepower? Well,
they are being built. They were started years ago. But they cannot
all be ready in 1947. Some won't be ready next year.
In the meantime, demand for electricity is growing faster than
Fiegl new power plants. Few people anywhere use as much electricity
per person as in Ontario. Few have as much to use. Enjoy your
low-cost electric power, but use it wisely. Your Hydro Commission
i� is doing everything possible to increase the supply; but it will still be
a necessary to conserve electricity this fall and winter.
DONT BREAK
INSULATORS
.C•a
DONT BREAK
STREET LIGHTS
which he expects to use sugar for
feeding bees and the minimum
quantity of sugar needed. When the
provincial apiarist is satiated that
the sugar is essential he issues a
special purchase permit,
a * *
have seen sereral refer-
ences to "shared accommodation,"
Will you please tell me exactly what
it means?
A: --Shared accommodation means) A:—Oniy those contained In a
any room or rooms forming part of bundling which was in the coarse „s
the residence of the landlord or of ' construction on January 1, 1947 and
his agent and of which the entrance ' has since been completed; 01' those
and any facility are used in common ]n a building the construction of
by the Iandlord.or his agent and the which was commenced after that
occupant or occupants of the room or date. Buildings completed prior to
MOMS. January 1, 1947 and since converted
e F " into apartments and duplexes are
Q:—Are apartments and duplexes still under Rental control,
free from rent control?
GREE
Md_irE
OR
BOTTLES
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Ale 'has always been distri.
T:RADITIONALLY, but, in green bottlesut, owin g to the
present shortage of green glass, some ,Ale is
being bottled in white or amber bottles.
This is a temporary measure—and does not in
any way affect the quality of the product.
Published by
THE BREWING INDUSTRY
(ONTARIO)
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