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rez BRUSSELS POST
e'Xe�crx"'r Weds 4itty, JW» Ord, 1942 . .
Car of Western "Oats
Car ,Of Wheat
To Arrive about June 15th
On Hand Hybrid ':Seedy Gori,
Rape Seed
Grass Seed and Ra
Soudan
D. M. MacTavish
Phone 46 Brasses
Gan Sell Gasoline
Saturday Nights
Atecor+diing to a, recent ruling
given by the Oil 'Controller, all
gasoline .stations will be permit-
ted to stay pen on (Saturday
nights until 9 o'clock. The new
avling went into effect fast•
iSatunday night, therefore farm
'ere and others who dna It in-
convenient to get their gas.
aline lsapply before the 7
o'clock deadline on ISmturday,
now have two extra hours in
w6sirft to make their purchase.
Pins Make Guns
For steel and brass 'savingrrs', Bri-
tain used 1;500,000 fewer Pins
last year than in. 1940. HIn an order
restricting the amount of !steel to
be used in hair pins and bolblby pins
In the United States it is estimated
to effect a earring of 16,000,000
pounds• of steel. 'this is equivalent
to 160,000 .50 calibre machine guns,
NOTICE
'rhe annual meeting of the home
helpers of the W,M.S. will be held
in the Prestbyterian church on Fri-
day afternoon, June 5th at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Andrew of Clinton
will be the guest speaker. All the
ladies' welcome.
East Huron
- Produce -
Eggs, Poultry & Feeds
Phone 66
Brussels
HOG and POULTRY
FEEDS
Commercial, Feeds
Mill Feeds
Bone Meal
Oyster Shell
Cod Liver Oil
Grit
Everything
to make the hens
lay 'A' Grab eggs
We are in the
market for all kinds
of POULTRY!
"Flock Culling
A Specialty!!
Bring Us Your Eggs
Our Motto--
Honest
otto-Honest Grade
on every egg
GREY
Miss Dorothy Wright has resigned
her school position at 'SR. No '1,
Grey, w.lstoh she has :taught very
successfully for the past two years.
Classified Ads
NOTICE—
All kinds
done.
of upholstering work
apply at Tire Post.
FOR SALE—
Deering Hay Loader, all steel
wheels with trucks in front.
phone 75.r-33 Jim Cameron.
FOR SALE
Quebec kitchen Range with oven
and resergoir, good baker, in A-1
'condition Brussels phone 40.
TEACHER WANTED—
For iSrS No. 9; Morris.-
!apply. to Clarence Martin, Sec..
R.R. 2, Blyth
LOST-
License Plate No. 45T26, Between
Wingbam and Walton albout May
2411, Leave at Post:•
WANTED
Teacher .for S,S. No, 1, Gray.
Tenders to be in by Stine 9th,
Elmer Dllacott, Sec.-Treas.,
R: R. a, Brussels.
TEACHER WANTED
Tor S.S.;No. 6, Morris. Duties • to
commence the fall term.
John Bowman,
Sec,-Treas.
WANTED.--
Teacher
ANTEiD--Teacher for S:S. No. 4, Morris. Tend
-
ere to be in, by June 15th,
'Boos. Mfller iSec.-Treas,
TENDERS ' WANTED—
For painting SS. No. 4, Morris,
inside and out. Tenders to be in
by June 15th.
Taros. Mihier,. Sec.Trieae.
FOR SALE—
All kinds of ,plants; Tomatoes,
Cabbage; Flowerts, pepper and etc.
These plants are hardy and have
not been forced.
phone; 56-r-5
Mrs. 'Charles Workman
FOR SALE -
1 Manure Spreader in{ good con-
dition;, Horse trailer with a 12 -inch
box, the ,sides and ends man, ,be re-
moved from ,horse ::trarler'to": instal
to box. P. Anent.
FOR SALE -
1 Buick oar, 1 'Olueeterflelld Suite,
1 Heater (wood or coal), 1 Falling
leaf Table, 1 Dresser, `
Apply—Frances Dress S6iopPe•
or Mrs. EarngeY'•s home,
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED—
For established Watkins Route.
Steady' 'Customens4 Must be honest
and' reliable have travel 'outfit or
means: of getting one. No capital
or experience required. Write The
J, R. Watldns Company Dept,O B 4
• 2177 Masson 'Streee , Montreal, Que.
TO CREAM PRODUCERS
CREAMERY WILL BE OPEN TO RECEIVE CREAM
ON SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL' 9:30
THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
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..,k srJls�1`
WROXETER
The '0,0413, 'held; a bazaar and
afternoon tea in the Red areas
rooms on iSaturday afternoon,
n^hioh ips'oved quite a success
Tickets. and been sold oaf a quilt Cat
,!;Leis had:•miruille and°Mrs. ' J. C.
•
Garsorbyliyeid Uhe lucky bole ' All
plvt,eacts wens; to the local Red
Gloss,
Honor, Dead Aviator
A memorial Service was held on
Sundayafternoon in " the United
Chut'oh,- for the tate Sergeant Monty
Bnaithere, wino- was killed in an air.
plane crash recently oyer New-
fonndlanld Nidrnlbens of the Can-
adian Legion ; of Howink, Listowel.
a.nd. Bruelselis, red by the Listowel
boys' 'band, marched to the ahurcln,
where Rev Beecroft, of Wingh'am,
spoke. comforting words to the rel-
atives. and friends. George North.
wood, of Wingliemr, contributed an
appropriate solo. Ptollowidg the ser
vice all anlar+dhed 6o toe' cemetery
and murroundied they cenotaph,
Where wreatlhs were placed and the
last !cost and reveille., were sounded
Milvert Sellars, wiio, liras been in
a
Toronto Isospital, 11oll1owing an ao-
cidem:t some weeks ago, • arrivad
*bane' on ' +Saturday. ;Elia many
friends will be glad to know l he is
progreeeing-as well as can be ex -
:pentad,
Personals!; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Hetherington, Toronto, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sellars.; Mr. and
Mrs, IRatan Dung, Jack Durst,
Ssrattord and Richard Tennant,.
Toronto, with relatives and friends;
Mr. and. Mrs'. Harold Durst with
relatives! in Listowel; Mr. and Mrs.
Darrow, Detroit, 'at . the home of
Mr.. and Mrs: A. Meahen; Mrs. C.
Kitchen is visiting her daughter. in
Ottawa; B. H. L, Bamford, Listowel,
'occupied' the pulpit in St. Tames'
ahutch, on Sunday evening„
DI TTVIr Air
A re -union of the family of the
late Mr. and Mug. Jocasta Nichcnoor
of the East Boundary Line was held
on Sunday afternoon at tb.e home
of the elder son, William and Mrs.
N1cihdlson and family, and included
grandchildren, and, great -grand-
children. Those present were, Mrs.
William Ward (Annie), and son Jim.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rughforth (Sadie),
Wattle, Manitoba.,. Mrs. George
MNcCoi+d (Maud), Walden, New
York, UJS.A., Mrs. DeClute (FIor.
ence), Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs,
John Nicholson and family, Turn
berry Mrs. George Rankin (Addle),
Elora, was unable to be present.
Otherr guests included Mr. and airs.
Percy King, Mr. and Mrs. Borden
Jenkins and family and Mrs. Jen.
kine, sr., Wdnig6raim, Mr. and Mao.
Robert Shaw, Mrs. Joseph Brecle
enridge and Mims Daum Savage
During the afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. B. Jenkins and son, Floyde,
entertained with musical elections.
Supper was served by Mr. and Mrs,
Nidholnon and family,
On behalf of the guests, Mr.
Rusiilforth egipreased appreciation
to Ulan host and hosteers for their'.
hospitality .and the happy reunion
enjoyed by all' present, .
At the morning service in the
United church, Rev, C. Tavener
used as his subject, "Chosen Ves,
.eels," showing ,that God's alaosen
are not always perfect, but often
humble.
Rev. 0, Tavener is: in London this
week attending the annual meeting
of the London !Conference of tiro
United, !Churn. of Canada,
Rev. P, C. . Fowler is ,attending
the meeting of the General Asseui-.
b1y 'of the Prelslbytenian..Olsurch in
Canada, at Montreal, He was ac-
companied 'by Mrs, Fowler. While
away they will attend the 7'btls `an-
niveatsary of Monitreal College .and
will visit their son John at a mita
tary cuncp in Sew York State,
Personale: Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur
Ma9hesta Helen and Doris, of Dub.
lin, with friends.2'ere; Mr. and Mrs.
.C.. Yeo and' Navin; , P itley, with
filen:de; Mrs, Santee Wallace, De
trolt, wits Mr. and Mrs.. W, W.
Mann; Mr, and Mlle: W, • Daurrow,
Detroit, with Mr, 'and Mao, H'irry
llib1lott; Mr. and Mia, Milton ale-
Pittie, Flint, Mich„ with Nur, and
laws, W S, Davdeon; Mils, Sarah
Miol{iumey and son, Jlusase5, Tor-
onito,' with Mr. and Mrs, R. Elliott;
Mr. and Mare. R. F. Garnier, Mac
SOW anti' Mies Olive Stott with 3.
Wesley Beattie' aria daugh:terrs' at
seailoritis', ars, W. 1;1.`. Meltintiey
anti! dtoIgllOt1i, Elizabeth Ann, wltis
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Carter.
at ilarrieltcn; Henry Mathew(' with
Ida 'si tetrs, Mrs, Owens. and Mies
Rebecca Matihene, at W'ebllwyn,
Sairateheniart,
FOR SALE -
00
2 bags of Flour in 5 bag lots,
$2.50 per bag.
Mople Leaf, Five Roses. and
Royal Household
' BRUCE SMITH & SON
Atwood Phone 22W
ETHEL
Mr. and Nine, Alfred }Lanni on'oral
two boys of Drayton vtsite.L with
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron. • Cochrane
over Oho weak end.
Th'e Presbyterian Young Women's
Auxiliary will meet on Friday evuu.
ing at Olse'same of Mao, Orrie i tc-
NiooL •
Mr. and Mos. W. F. Beirnes of 4th
Con., spent Sunday with Mrs,
Stanley Alexander and family.
Visitors, with Mrs. A. Ziegler and
Billy on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs:
Biotor Sperling, Eleanor and Dor-
Ikea of Detroit; Mr. and'' Mrs. Jack
Leitch and fancily of Norwich. also
Mrs. f ei.toh er., of Brussels.
The Presbyterian church will hold
their Sunray service in the evening
at 8 o'clock -and Sunday School at
11 O'oloolt in the morning, beginning
June 7th.
Wilfred Hewitt )of R.C.A.F„ Ctrl-
gary, la -spending anis furlough with
his parents 'here, Maurice and Mrs.
Hewitt.
Misses' iielen Bateman and Marg-
aret Roland attended the trousseau
tea for' Mins lsalbel Coghlin of At
wood, East Thursday night, also the
wedding on Tuesday, June 2nd.
Dr. R: C. Richmond is attending
the Medical Board of Health meet-
ing in Toronto this week. •
Lange crowds came to see the
bridge, stout!' of tine village, which
fell down, with Mr, Chas Davideon'e
truck going over, ale and Mr,
Jacic Rutledge escaped with a severe
sfsaleing`up,
We are glad to 'see Mr, Bert
(Parker home from the hospital and
about again.
Mr. ankl Mns. Ohms, Sheerer and
Miss Ruby of Mldlesworth ;have come
to Ethel to reside. We welcome
them to the village.
Miss' Grace MoDon'ald has return-
ed to iferVoine on 6th con., Grey.
Mr, Jaco5r Dunbar received his cal
for they Navy and left for London
early this! week.
Visitors! at 'IDe home of Mr. and
Mas. Jos. Amen recently were Mr.
and Mas. • Jae, Bryana• and Miss
Idella, Miss T. !Cowan. and Mrs,
Walker, Mr, and Mrs, Dan Denman,
alt of Br assess.; Mr, and Mrs, Ed.
Bayans of Walton anal Mr• Robt.
Currie of Morris.
Mao, Robt. henry and Sharon,
returned to their home in. Hamilton
on Tueediay, after a long visit with
'her mother ,and father, Mr, and Mrs:
Bent Parker.
Miss: Helen Daily of and Con, Elms,
anent Sultany with Miss. Helen Bate -
Man.
Re Armit'agea .Dry Cleaning
We take in cloilree for Armitage's.
Picked up Ehunsday morning, de-
livered Saturday ,afternoon.
Pearson's Grocery, Ethel.
HOUS$' Fit,trA AND THE
GARBAGE CAN
Spoe Dinnerware
,,
Now youn buy lovely English Spode a new way..--
BY �l4E PLACE SETTING. This plan has maty
appealing p vantages for the `„Bride,to-be •aiarting to,colgut
her dinnerware service .... for the hostess who wishes "to add
to" or sta1itla, new service.
A •pale setting comprises one of. each of: Dinner
Plate, �'Dese`�t Plate, Bread & Butter Plate, Tea Cup
and Sacker i.
PLA SETTING PRICED AS LOW AS .$3.75.
We have, j4 received a large shipment of Spode and
c..Pgialbr invite : you to look over the
... lm'any beautiful patterns, •
1�:: tliax and Son
u .
• t, • Hardware, Chinaware,
''3.I'STOWEL, ONTARIO
, , 'The Store Witia The Stock.
germs but Itss;fliOh'y feeding habits
reeullt in .conta$iination of every
bhang- it 'touches Typhoid fever, eye
diseases!parasit c women summer
complaint•+and .tr eroulosis are some
of the diseasesccgrried.by ,house files
The proper.:pna'teetlon and disposal
of garbage is,' 4 primary control
measure. 41L- .Fwilndowe and doors
should be screened, Flytraps, sticky
papers and fly, poheone'ali have thein
place A verysatisfactory, poisoned
bait is made -of two or mhreee tea-
spoonfuls ,orf •form aldanryde; to a pint
of milk and 5vatei' mixed half and
half. A mrnal1 pirce of bread or a
email • slpongen id+ placed on a saucer.
and saturated vilt>h the mixture.
leaving a littlelilndd•in:. the saucer.'
Exposed oat, r atfh' of children or
pets this bait,+wdl)i kill many flies.
TAKE -SPECIAL CARE OF
-KIT.CHIEN UTENSILS
Womten•ln.r6ann !fomes can make
their oen.tributitort ;to'1vards -relieving
the !metal ,sttuetl n;-n;ow••serious as
a result of,theawatr,;bp tacking special
care of metal c'ooktng-utensils and
other anticlea of Ireialsin the home,
Everything .from ',!trdts and pans to
flystwattera is now' in the critical ma-
terial calasea-0:he wise thing to do
is to make. arena 3,rtiile' bf metal In
the home test'•ad lung&aa9'`p'dsstble.
Alunuintumcdd in the precious metal
olasa Any alunrl'n m pots!• or utensils
can be made+to last tenger if they
are washed as, soon as possible after
food is. cooked in tdre 0a4- 2 should
not be stoned do bhbm.l?l. T$ey should
not he cleaned with w'atos in whit* I
there is soda as all cannon aluminum
to turn dark and pit.
Brass. and Dopper Cana he kept
clean and in good condition by wash. 1
ing with soap and tvaniiaaSnets may
be removed is tabbed` with hot
vinegar and salt .or Ie bn`;1rInd and
salt or hot buttern>rllk,:;,
Metal polishes should„ never be
used or any kind of cleaning, powder
on niokel or chromium plating. It
can be kept 'bright by being wiped
with a damp cloth or with wash'ng
in soapy water, ringing and drying.
Iron pots should be well dried
after washing. An iron utensil used
only once in a While should have a
thin coat of saltless oil or fat put
on it, then put in. a dry place,
wrapped in paper.
Stainless! steel cam be kept clean
with a gnittlese cleaning powder or
very sine steel wool, otherwise IDs
usual washing, rinsing and drying.
At to tin, it is now a metal that
just cannot be relleaeed for house-
hold articles• whale the war con-
tinues. Don't try to keep it shiny,
or the thin ooating of tin will be
taken off. To remove burnt food
try boiling a little soda and water in
the tin • pan but don't boil it longer
than five minutes.
Conservation of metals means
mime for arnnamen.ts and munitions
for aeroplanes .and for the ships at
sea. 4{
Save Beauty Gadgets.
For Future Refills
Cherish the lipatiek containers
you have on hand, gime. These and
other auoh fancy ddvdces. as vanities,
mascara oases, rouge and powder
compacts' are .going to he mighty
•scarce, So are cold creator jars
and bottles with metal and plastic
tops.
The supply of most cosmetios
themselves will paebab1y be ads:
quia`,te " id women Ilea no more than
they need, buttine nate/salty for use
of nearly all kinds of metals in the
war eont .requires iihlat jars- be
mnade 'only with paper, or other
nonrpoTinanent lids, Old contain-
ers that can, be used over and.
over again for refine are now among
the "musts" on the :perenoat salvage
list.
Now is the time bo kill the !rouse
fly, One atatbority has, estimated
that a pair of flies beginning opera-
tons, if all were to live, of sufficient'
tours„ f all were to live, of suffloimt
files to cover the earth 47 feet deep
by August.
One a the most prolific breeding
places of flies, in, cities lm garbage.
Feiimenting and neglected garbage
furnishes an excellent medium for
fly breeding. To prevent such bread-
ing every household sibould have a
surfiiclent anther of garbage cane
to take care .Of the daily output.
:They elhould be''tigrbitly covered and
at short Intervalle they should be
ileronathay cleaned' with hot water
and lye, Bayle, G. Allan Mail, of the
Dominion. fllo'tonitdlogionl Laboratory,
Kannloops, B.c.
Instead of piling garbage in clumps
where rids, flies and other insects
rnarltip'la, mnnlcipmldties Should in
°Incrate'.watlto materials that have
no salvage value,
HIenna Of decifying onions: other
vegetalrle:s, grads clidipinge and
rialto as woll as. decaying straw and
wee& will Moo breed flies. Sucb
breeding Olney sliotild be sprayed
with oil or brunt,
The chief impnrtnnae of the *knee
flu^ is as it carrier of disease, Not • !
only dna iter hairy leans :pick lip disease
Rape Seed 28e per lb.
Hybrid Corn $5.75 per bushel..„
We have Millette, Sorghum Seed and other
varieties of Seed Corn.
Full line of Mengel and Turnip Seed.
ATTENTION" FARMERS --
We would like to handle your wool.
Full bine of Feeds
Por Better Results feed
Rose Brand Chick Starter
or O.A.C. Chick Starter
We have
.,w.. Bran, Shorts, Oil Cake, Pig Starter, Hog Concentrate,
Poultry Concentrate, at reasonable prices.
Livingston Stock Feeds.
Highest Cash Prices
paid for Eggs & poultry.
We will cull your poultry to your satisfaction.
Ethel Cent.
Pearson
Phone 22r7