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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-2-25, Page 3CHE BRUSSELS POST IAN�N�N�N�N. 4`i+oil�ee.NyN.N.NgN4N.9+.• •eN•••• ••• b.++.N.N.Nie*4*VS,+.4-+40 ••N.N4N�".•;••• lie +I+ 44 •a 9r s o ie •• 4 +e ti 11. ty +ti •• 4t F2� +Se V S• sational Paint Offer F orn February .14th To; March 14th 600 Quarts Sovereign Paints Varnishes & EnamelsPer Rep. Quart Price Sensational By special arrangement with manufacturer we are allowed to offer this amazing sale. GROUND COLOR Clear All -Use Varnish VARNISH STAIN Light Oak Dark Oak QUICK DRYING ENAMEL White, Ivory & Pale Green +Si PORCH &FLOOR ii.2i ENAMEL 'e� Light Grey, Dark Grey, ee Yellow & Tan )Zi1._ Medium Brown h•. ,FLAT WALL PAINT White, Ivory, Nile Green HOUSE PAINTS White, Ivory, Light Green Buff and Cream DAVISON'S HARDWARE t ▪ f1 Brussels 2 3, Phone 17▪ • 1,A.te µ etto �N+64104,4,_ �NAed+N .41,+O4,01,K+e ewe a eN�N:.•4.4. . .4.4 eNeNeNe4eN4~• cream soup ,lase invade from the, TESTED RECIPES 'any ocher seasoning desired. Forge • the beaNs, anions and .celery through the sieve and add to the hat milk. Stir until thoroughlY blended. 1Garaiek with chopped Parsley or croutons, Cheese Soup with Grated Carrots 6OLVPS THAT SATISFY What could' be more satisfying on these` crisp, cold days; than a steam- ing bowl of rich cream, soup? Cainlbinationls of Canadian vege- tables: IIdh or meat with all milk or milk 'a'nd stoop bases can form the main dish for a luncheon or supper. Cream stuffs are ideal tor the children and present a simple way to 1mdtttde soane of their daily milk quota. The 'Consumer Section, Jifarketing 'Service, (Dominion De- partment of Agriculture recommends the follolwing recipes for crease soups and chowders. Cream of Lima Bean Soup 1 cup dried lima beans 3 cies water 2 tablespoons minced onion. 1 stalk Celery 1 tablespoon !butter or other fat 2 cults milia Salt, pepper and any •other de - shed. 'seasoning. (Soak lima beane in water over- night. vernight. Add onion and celery and soak until soft. This intakes from ale to % of au ?blow. Heat milk in double boiler, add butter, salt, Pepper and heated and. well 4 cups milk 2 or 3 slices omen 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons Roar 4 tablespoons grated cheese 1 teaspoon salt ., Pepper 1 cup finely grated carrot Grate the carrot and add onion and cook together in the milk for 5 to 10 minutes, Melt the butter in the top part of a double boiler and stir in the flour until smooth. 'Stir into this the ?heated milk • witib carrot, and seasonings and cook in .double boiler, stirring •constantly until thick. Then add grated cheese. Allow to heat through for a minute or two 11211C1, then serve. Cream of Onion Soup 4-6 medium sized onions Sliced and boiled in enough water to 'cover. Cook until soft. Drain and save any water stat is left over. Force the onion pulp through the sieve,. Add the onion puree (pulp) and water to following ingredients: ---,- 2 .tablespoons butter or other fat 2 'tablespoons flour 4 cups milk ' Ye teaspoon salt . Melt butter, add flour and blend - Add milk and ,salt and cook in top of double boiler, until slightly thick. Corn Chowder. 1 small onion sliced' 3 tablespoons butter or 3 slices fat bacon chopped 2 tablespoons. flour 3 cups cooked potatoes, cubed 2 cups calmed corn 4 cups an.ilk.awl potato water Salt and pe5iper Clhopped• parsley Cooke the sliced onion in the butter or with the bacon until elightlY browned. '.Chen, add flour anal _blend well. Add milk, potatoes, corn and potato water. Season to taste.Cook 3 to 5 minutes. Garnish with chopped parsley jjujetj (before serving, wow StnA•Y, k'a iii 25611„ Mail Now For Easter Overseas Easter eenlee early .this year and the Canadian Poet Office Department advises that an Easter messages, grectingis and, parcels to our armed foroes in the United Kingdom should be mailed without delay, Honourable William P. Maack, K.C., Postmaster General, in urging that early Easter mailings be • made the rule, notate out iilt.at Easter mail should be posted dicing the next Week or tow days, GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Feb. 7th, 1942 Minutes of Council meeting held on above date. Minutes of _last meeting were read anti approved on motion of Stanley MMac9aan seconded by W. R. Broad- foot. Moved by W. R. Broadfoot second- ed by Stanley Machan, that 'the meantersliip fee to the Ontario Alsaeiation of Rural Municipalities be paid. Carried. , Moved by Alex Alexander second- ed by 'Stanley Meehan. that we' grant the Salvation Army $23:00. —Carried Moved by Alex 'Alexander second- ed by Stanley Machan that we ex- tend' the Colleotor'e time till next meeting, Marelli 7th. Carried. Moved by Stanley Meehan second- ed by W. R. Broad/cot that relief to Mals. Engler be discontinued after March 37.ist. —Carried. Moved by W. 11. Broadfoot sec- onded by Geo. McDonald that the Clens be instruoted to apply to the Dept. of IIighways dor ,the roads subsidy on the 1941 expenditures. _Carried. Moved. 'by Geo.' lVIlaDonald second- ed by Alex Alexander ,that by-law No, 1 far 1942 be finally .passed, provid ting for expenditure of 515000.00 on roads. —Carried. Moved by Alex Alexander second• e11 by Geo, 'IneDomald that all ap- proved accounts be paid., --Carried.' Moved by Geo. MODanald second- ed by :Stanley ;Meehan that we do now adjourn te meet again at the- next henext regular meeting, Manch 7th or at the gall' of the Reeve. the Reeve. —Carried. The following accounts were paid: Roads ...............:... ...:.... . 48.77 Audit ... ............ 125.00 Telephone' aocouwt .... ......... 25.00 (Office, Supplies 19.42 Postage.'.. .. :.. ; ....:°...:... 't' 3..25 Grants, • .. .... , , ...... 26.00 Hospitalization ......... 7.85 Drainage................. . , . , . 10:00 Relief accounts ...:.., 129,54 Hall rent or short course .. 9.59 Ont. Rural Municipalities ,,,. 5.00 J. H. FEAR, Clerk. Hearty Eaters 13 tons of potatoes 12 tans of meat, 2 toms of butter, and 17 kinds of vegetlablesare among .the items required .each month to serve 4,000 meats a day -in a largeCanadian explosives( filling planit. Lieut. -Gen. McNaughton Inspects C.P.R. Tanks `• ineEM :FRE stepped-up tempo of tank 11 production at Angus Shops, Montreal, was evident everywhere when Lieut, -Gen. A. G. 1,. Me - Naughton made a detailed inSl1ec- 'tion of the big Canadian ;Pacific plant, whose machinery is turn- ing otlt increasing numbers of medium weight "Valentines" for the armed :forces, Accompanied by ranking offi- cials of the Canadian Army and senior officers of the Canadian 'Pacific Railway) Canada's N. 1 loci of received eco tract on �ifr�om the smallest parts to the finished product. lie displayed keen in- terest in the construction of the speedy war machines, a type that has been highly praised by the T%ussians on the :held of battle. Ei ghlight of General Me- Nauppgltton,s visit followed the shokhaki-paintedppoti"ir lentsix et the ine" folks, fresh from the Angus shops as- sembly line, raced out on the shops Midway, where they wheel- ed, plunged, and went through various other tactics to show their numoeuverability. Above scene shows a group of Angus -built tanks awaiting ship- ment for "active service". Insets Gen. Mc1taughton comments on some detail of tank constiuction. Others in the group include (left. to right) it B. Bowen, chief of motive power and rolling stock;' Brig.-Oen. Comma, dide g, M.D.4,B. t'J.O Of- ficer fl. Berry, director general of auto- mobile and tank production; Lt. - Gen, 'Kenneth Stuart, chief of the Canadian General Staff; D. C. Column, vice-president, Canadian Pacific Railway, TOWN' ANO FARM The business man in every town 021 sayer indeed with. sigh and frown, "I wish that. I, could farmer be;, For trans all cares I°cl them be free." The 'fanner says,, a many times, • "The business man gets all ray dlmee; 1 wish. I had a strop in town; 140 worries then would 'gelt see down," To each of these, permit ane say, That ever since poor Adam's day Our bread we earn by sweat of brow. If in the shop or 'hind the plow. And life is good ninon the soil, Though :tired we be from 'heavy toil; And. so l' life within the town, E'en ?lino' at times Dame Fortune frown.. Clear telephone lines for ALL-OUT PRODUCTION Your telephone is part of a vast interlocking sys- tem now carrying an abnormal wartime load. Don't let needless delays hold up messages on which pro- duction efficiency, may depend. OTHER "WARTIME 'TELEPHONE TACT/CS" BE SURE you have the right number . • . consult the directory. ANSWER promptly when the -r-, )tell rings. elBE BRIEF. Clear your line far the next call. USE OFF -PEAS hours for your �F u Long Distance Calls. •=�� 0 maylook trifling. but There things 00 daily telephone ca 6,tbe ortant. • ...,_ t"lls,tbeyare:'cry+mp Farmers Advised To Buy Chemicals Early 'Farmieis. who. use .chemicals and chemical products to control in- aeotds, discases :or parasites ayecting .their live stock, field crops orchards , or their ,seeds, are advised by the Agricultural Supplies Board to buy what they need early this year. Many of these products are getting scarce because they come from overseas, Oitlier materials are scarce because they are useful in Who does Hits woitk es best he. itnowei, Ts sowing seed that one day grows A glorious crop of happiness Will full repay all weariness, But those who fag, or do repine, Upon bare ,husks must surely dine; .So, let tie then, on farm, in town,. Put On a Mile turn off that frown. To work for those we !told ' most dear Makes cloudless shies and sunshine el:ea.r: To, work for self, oa' needless wealth, Makes btnt for woe and tooled health, So, let's, endoy the work on hand;. Let's fop the, rigtht .most sstonitly stand; Let's shun, false goods., and help Jahn Bull Pa give the Hans theft• bellyful. THOS. C$. AL1jEM Clinton, 2'e'b, 4, 1942. Tread Lightly Pieasel Conk is used in the inonafactute of linoleltan, mats, pentholders, bottle ?opo, 004 inunerouu 'other it.eutie'. 1Vihcit of Canada's sUyly is being diverted ,to wan' ihtilttstri'es, u •.. treatments, and disinfeotanbs, they will help merchants to avoid last- minute shortages. The advantage of early purchase: is that itenables local merchants to send, to their, dealers or jobbers fresh orders so that their shelves aney be restocked. Jabbers and deal - ens can pass orders in to the manu- facturer and give him a chance to ask, where .necessary, for priorities. to ananufacti re products for agri- cultural: purposes. war industries, or because the r;aotoades in wunich they were made Wife: "Guess, have been converted to war uses. 1 far di sr." Some products which are plentiful j Husband: snaly ibe in greater demand than usual because they can replace those Which have become scarce. Am I„ other reason for the shortage of 11:1 supplies may be a scarcity of ship- I ping space, both by water and by rail, as the heavy traffic of .munitions of war interferes with the normal movement of civilian supplies. Manufacturers and •supplies of pesticidleS used • by farmers have tried to ,anticipate the seasons requirements, and the Agricultural Bungles Board 'believes that reason- able stocks of such chemicals are an ilaiul. If farmers will lay in ahead of time supplies of ,sipl:ays and dusts for all mimeses, chemicals for seed what rvs cooked. "PR try. Let me have it. Order Bray Chicks now, and be lucks"' when egg prices climb next Fall. See me, or phone me, right away. Personal attention, prarnPt delivery. GILBERT NETHERY, R. R. 5, — BRUSSELS 1 - WESTERN CANADA SPECIAL BARGAIN EXCURSIONS • FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA GOING ,DAILY •FEB. 21 -- MAR. 7, 1941 inclusive RETURN LIMIT — 45 DAYS TICKETS' GOOD IN—: Coaches, in Tourisit Sleeping tars or in Standard Sleeping Cars at Special Reduced Rates for each Class. Cost of aeoommodatlon in Sleeping Cars additional. BAGGAGE CHECKED. , Stopovers at ati painas en route Similar Excursions' from Western to Eastern ?Canada During Same ,Period. Tickets, Sleeping Car Reservations and ati Information from, any Agent. ASK FOR HANDBILLS CANADIAN NATIONAL • THE WAY TO VICTOR?. Cartoon from ..,o Leaden baily, Sketch. Not available in British less,