HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-10-13, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
-.on is
S10(Time
fver Li'ves
Hallowe'en is coming round again!
When your doorbell rings, be ready
with this grand Purity Pumpkin pie
.. made with Purity Flour . . of
coursel Here's a melt -in -your -mouth
pastry recipe.
FURRY POOP( (enough for 2 FILLING (I one
Beat 2 ems only until whites arid
yolks are well blended. Gradually
SIR together 11/2 cilia si '00.11 .. , )7 te4i,pti.cup.white sti.ga d add
.i Peon
pie shells')
spoons ice undo. sractostlY. tr4xiria igre )..,,l' 71 kA411:111
bake in hot oven (4 t.) f,:1/4t,
FLOUR and Vt. IrdiPao ff,,tuCti_ s.”4„.114
with two knives, until it looks like Simon .d/lip
'A cep shortouns into mi. re
very cOUSe meal. Add 3 table. sail. A
'i111 1tO'
together. Chill dough for 5 or LO ten minutes, then rt. ii.)PeanIl
°obi enough to hold mixture
inioaes arid turn outwofitha,,Ilittij, tt.,1:101-e1r.,„,„)d.
--2-i in r until
non to Vs loth tlIttito.ss. i,Vit.,Intiesdagre, m 053 „605,..ez.41,08
(toured ho.tud. son
esks tr,i-sit tightly into Die Plates ralsilr (ace. outing recipe maY
so hat 00 015 bubbl°s. are traPPeth dp?is'illed if you wish 2 pumpkin
and trim. oil the ed
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Remember, Parity Flom; specially
milled front finest bard wbeat—is
best for all your baking.
YOU NEED ONLY ONE FLOUR
PURITY
OATS
GRAND
FOR
BREAKFAST
FOR ONE RESULT—PERFECTION
L
31 buys you the famous PURITY COOK
BOOK svith 10 875 recipes developed in the
Purity flour Kitchoo. Send to your nearest
Purity Flour Mills office. St. John.
Montreal, Que., Om Wa. Ont., Toronto, Ont,,
Winnipeg Man., Calgary, Altao YanCouver,
B.C.
Name
Street
City PrOvince
843-F8
51
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ini VQ)gig '40 kpeoeme
a Et XY, tochnitlaim
In the post -wax R.C.A.F. there are many
trades which provide ample scope for the
ambitious young Canadian to prepare himself
for a progressive future in the technical, radio,
or clerical fields.
This is the day when the men with special
skill and training have the advantage over
the other fellow.
The R.C.A.F. offers you just the training and
opportunity you are looking for.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
Rates of pay in the R.C.A.F. have been increased
and you can add to your monthly income by improving
your trade proficiency and by promotion to higher rank,
• Technical trades training
• full opportunity for advancement.
• Progressive pay increases.
• Provision for religious welfare.
• Medical and dental care,
• Sports and recreational facilities.
• 30 days vacation a year with full pay.
• Clothing provided.
• Retirement income assured.
and remember. . ,the R.C.A.F. offers you
continuous employment and pay.
THE5E
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Piano oand mo, without obligation, full Psrtionia. rogardia2 1
eoliannont rormiromonis old openings now available. in tho 5.0.1L51.
NAME Mimeo
STREET ADDRKSS...
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Yo0Orriegible 2, You aro a ng ,
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5°Piiv Matriculation for radio trade., end tam Yeah, fer 011
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ricarles atilt Ilrs. Il -vi', lil, line.
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Lind- ttythe oId bottle 1ie0411 41'
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11 trim ra 111E4,1 et.,11
W:1,4 TbanItsgiviiig visitor with lier
parents Mr. land Mrs. 'lis.
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iiTed Ads
FOR SALE—
A. grinder and '23 Model A car.
Phone 33-r-5 .Tac,' Whit e
FOR SALE—
A good boas°,
Stephenson,Brnssels
FOR SALE—
("rinks Stove. coal or wood.
Harry Keys Phone64x-r-2
FOR SALE—
A. peacli moire taffotta (waning
dress, size 13. Latest style.
09x -r-7
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FOR SAL5-
15 1-Tolstein cows.
Phone 49-r-0 Wm. Etratychuk
FOR SALE—
Barb, d wire fella.
Joe Hamilton, Brnssels
FOR SALE -
125 Leghorn pullets, ready to lay.
Phone 30-r4 Thos. Pierce
FOR SALE,r .
1 driving horse, 7 yrs. old, gond
single or double.
Phone Bressals 271-41
_ — ---__ —
NEW SINGER SEWING MADHINES
Electric portable and cabinet also
Treadle machines. For particulars
write Box 50 The Brussels Post.
WANTED EVERY WEEK -
500 pigs., any size, Phone 38,
Listowel or write P.O. Box et
Listowel.
LOST -
1 bag of laying mash between
Brussels and C. Martin's gate OA
Saturday night. Will finder who
found same please phone 174-23
Clarence Martin
FOR SALE—
S, double -deck hen houses or suit-
able for drive sheds: one 24 x 40 it
all insulated; the other. 20 x RD ft.,
both in good condition and could be I
moved.
Torrence Dundee at Walton
"hone 90-r-5
voR SALE—
Eleetric motors rewound and eu
tsatred. Expert workmanship. Moder.
ate prices. New motors in stock, ...
Elettner Industries,
644 Ontario, Street,
Stratford. One.
1 FOR SALE -
1 Hygienic Supplies (rtubbar 0 -node)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. Six
saMples 25s, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail
(I Order Dept. M-33 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 41, Hamilton, Ont.
FOR SALE -
1 have listed 4 houses ihi the
i-c:rillgaigveenof. Brussels. Those are good
buys an
d immediate rOAROBSi011 can
100 -acre farm, real goad buildings,
good farm, hydro, imemdiate Posses-
' —1"751
,,I
°11160 -acre farm, real good hUildings,
good location, hydro. This is a real
good farm, 'immediate possession.
75-nore farm. 1A mile from High-
way, price $3200.03.
C. Long.
Mane 84
Real Estate Broker
Brusesis, Ont.
AGENTS—
Door to door Salesmen wanted to
establish a business of their own
with our 250 Guaranteed Household
Necessities. Splendid territories
vacant in your district — -Unlimited
pos,sibilities for the ambitious person
—Never a dull season-, Experience
not essential but a ear if von select
a rural territory—Very capital
needed-13E8T opportunity of start.
Inc a business of yoUr own — Write
for 1D(31311 details and CATALOGUE
to PA:1MM, 1600 Daloritier—IVION
TRIBAL,
P., F. tiwnatils
Re gist ereil
Optometrist
'Western Donders Mio
%Went Eye Samiloter
, 'hone 118, tiarpiston
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ton and daintier Mat 7 pf
with Mr. and Mrs.
ton; ?,Ti'. anti M1114. 1( 1Toward,
Tornit 10 and 7tirs. 1' 'bort
son, Tic Igrave. with Mrt. lames
Robertson: Mr. 1110 7111.1. 1111r3i.11
and two children from Nora Scalia
with Rev. ,T. A. and Mr,. Burden;
Mr. nod Mrs Fred 4,1 Mrs
Tcle Wilson, Toronto, writ ft'. and
Mrs. Norman Welwr,,,d, 711,'..s'. -'.,i”
rd. ; Miss TIN by Duff, Twontn.
and Mrs. Donald Street, Nilrh nes,
with Miss :\ if and )11in
Aitken: OIy MoTatt. Inzt rsttli.
Mrs. Edith Sanderson dal] ittrtr
'Catherine. London ‘‘,4 h C. B. 3.1.91,
fatt ; Mr, and Mrs Tr -ty Tnityry
attended the Wakat•ell -St -en wr d.
ng at the chureh of the Epiph ray,
London, on Saturnia,. 5,115,1 1 "
gr,r111[16011, Srntt Me'rle ut tt.
rich, was rine Iles rev in
rert many; Miss Mary Duff
and Mrs. M. A1111"n, wtti, 11r
and Mrs. T'nelte• at 1.7,--cor Mit
and Mrs. j, (' v•Tirl., 11,11111
1,11111(111 111, their gnu- TS. 1111..
Airs Yr rdmi Tilogtn., Ter, ero. 11.4 -
ted their 11151(5 AT (1 't-'
at London; :11r. -nd Mr,. Tfirry
Elliott. Jack and PhvIli, -Mr
and IlTrs Tone Men Yt"rox.
eter; 'NT111, 13, Olire ITtsat
her cousins IMr. and Mrs. .T. .1.
Rattan tynP .,11,15,11; 114- mul
Mrs. Joseph Greenaway, their son
Leslie and Mrs. C,:teeletway„ at,
tended the funeral ti Tewttitt on
Saturday of Rtchert fluirtm. a
brother of 11, J. Gre nawaY.
Personals. 1114-.1, Arnold T,Rintv c•.
15'turned from visiting hur father.
Nos man :11e1Nlinn, at Pa154r4vet Mr.
fleMinn retnrnel vdth -• 1,10. rx-
pects to speml he winter I1rf
Patsy Turnbull. Jrantlanzitter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldwar 1 .Toluistcm. I
e1484«1 without injmy -a-htm
swing she was on tm Imo over at
forete not all TN, it tatttit, "
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DAIRY MA
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J. B. Aitsins, :3e;ri,f,:yi
Service Dealer — Ph,' '.711 Sive or+ h
07,ORGE POLLA Pr)
RF.PRESNTATIVT7 1
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iniblie :olio .1
Iiiiiirbut her on Ill,'
',V1 11111'1 tilt:, 1!, vvilpi 11;t:"
;11,11I 145 weeks %, tenting itc the 1
tobacco fields in Essex county, i1
sis ruling a few days to Ws home
Iter, : Mrs. Raymond Elliott and
her brother Gordon Messer are
visiting their brother Harvey and ,
'Mrs, Messer, Toronto.
NOTICE TO CRIaOITORS
111 the '-814(04 of Filccrty CLARK
late of the Township a Grey in
the County of Huron, gentlemen,
who died on or about the twenty.
second day of August, A.D. 1948.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of the above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of
am,, to the undersigned executrix
or her sorcitorA, on or °store the
nineteenth day of OctLber, A.D. 1948,
rtmn whieh date the said executrix
will proceed to distribute the assets
with regard only to those claims
which shall then have neon re,
retved.
DATED at lirns.,,elt !hto twenty-
fourth day of Sentemb r A.D. 1548.
Mary Clark, Executrix
Walton, Ontario
by her solicitors CRAWFORD
HETHERINGTON, Brnssels, Ontario
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CONTENTED CATTLE
with a Me
INCREASED production is the answer to
J. higher profits from your herd. That's what
sunning water—where and when you need
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MEASED PRODUCTION . . . REDUCED
COSTS.
Duro Pumps ... built for farm operation
. . fill 211 your needs in barn . . . poultry
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Fixtures and Fittings
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... laundry. Sec us today and learn how you
can add to daily comfort . safeguard your
.family's health . . • easily . . . with real
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$112.00 F.O.B.
London, Canada
H. J. GIBSON
Phone 83x -r-4 Brussels
-EMPIRE Ellfiss MFG. CO.
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11A -NDS AT WORK... for
ONTARIO'S products are desired and purchased by people all over the
world and the capacity to produce such goods largely determines the economic
welfare of every man, woman and child within her borders. Because the sale of
every article produced iu Ontario brings valuable dollars into this Province, we all are
more assured of job security . and we and our children can have more of the
better things in life. To produce such goods in sufficient quantities, skilled labour
is vital. That is why every single one of us should be glad that war veterans are
constantly being trained to provide the skilled hands so needed by,,,Ontario
industry. They receive ON THE JOB training under expert instructors in our
Ontario factories.
This training, provided through the co-operation of the Department of Veterans'
Affairs, the Federal Department of Labour and the Ontario Department of Educa-
tion, starts veterans on the road to skilled craftsmanship. Taught to use their
hands in such jobs as routing, etching, stripping, burnishing and finishing, they
will eventually become photo engraving craftsmen. Because of the increasing im-
portance of this trade, every effort of these newly.okilled workers helps to make
Ontario a finer place in which to live and contributes to the welfare and happiness
of all her citizens.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY' (ONTARIO)
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LEARNING
PIROTO ENGRAVING
R. C. Smith, 22, of Toronto, an R.C.A.F,
veteran, is shown routing a plate in a
largo Toronto photo engraving plant.
During theirtraining,veterans are shifted
fiviu one job to another to
familiarize them with all
phases of photo engraving,
Many veterans subsequent-
ly obtain full time employ.
ment in the factories where
they receive training.
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