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POST
Wednesday, ,Pune 2r.Sth, 1942
The Time to Buy a Good Used
Cars With Good Tires
A Used Truck, We Have Six
1 Used Tractor Ford Ferguson . System, on Rubber
1 New Frigidaire in Stock
12 Good Horses, no matter what kind of horse you want
we have it.
The Place
- L. and W
Jackson Motors Ltd.
Phone 161 Listowel Ont.
How Do You Rate Yourself
In This Patriotic Quiz.
(Answer these questions honestly
and grade your personal war effort,
75-100 points — excellent; 60-75
points—good; 45-80 points—poor;
below 45 points --bad.)
1. In light of the fact that the
Canadian volunteer in the Navy,
Army .and Air Force offers his life
to .shield. your SamilY, your 'home
and Your country, how mudh of
your current income do you think
You should invest Volurvtanily in War
Savings! Certificates and Bonds to
held that boy? (a) 5%? (b) 1I%?
(e) 1'5%a? (d) All except a sum for
bare .necessities?
(a) 1 Point, (b) 2 points
(c) 3 points (d) 4 points
2. How much of your ' current in-
come do you actually invest in Cer-
tificates and Bonds (a) 5%? (b)
10%? (c 15%? (d) All except money
for bare necessities?
(a) 10 points (b) 20 points
() 50 t (d) 90 points
3. When someone, through• ignor-
ance or as a fifth columnist, declar-
es that ICamada won't keep her
pledge to redeem .Certificates and
Bonds, do you rush to defend the
good faith of your country by point-
ing out her glorious. record in meet-
ing obligations. In the past and the
immense resources which. stand be-
hind the country's loans as gilt -
edge security?
Yes -10 points ''
4. (a) Do YOU act as a worker.:
within your local War Finance
Committee?
Yes -10 points
(b) Woura you give your spare
time to promote War Savings, if you
were asked to do so?
Yes -5 points
5. Do you buy War Savings Cer
tificatee and War Bonds only be -
I cause your employer ask you to do
buygo, or do you buy War Savings Cera
tificates, or War Bonds to a sPirit of
1 pride that you are helping to beat
s Hitler, and that you are storing up
future security for yourself and
To Beat Hitler -15 points
6, (a) L o you realize that an ail -
out national savings program is the
best way to heat inflation, and do
Yon. understand• *hat inflation
wayld,do to your tbanik account, to
the buying power' of your earnings,
to the value' of your insurance, your
War. bonds, and your War Savings
Certificates?
Yea-5. pointe
(b), Do yqu act. consciously on. this
.realization by dlpending as' little as
paeaiblo and saving as ,much as pos-
sible?
Yes -15 points
(c) Are you. planning, to use your
War (Savings to satisfy deferred
wants after the war and to aid in
the rehabilitation of industry, creat-
ing new jobs?
Yes -5 points .
7. Da you realize that tort la policy behind ,Canadia'si war ef-
farhas .been designed. to prevent
any 'C'anadian from, malting a for-
tune out of money spent by the goy-
ernna ent for war materials?
Yee—,10 points
'a '• • * * * • • •
�c points o' your loved ones?
11 Car ,of Western Oats
Car of Wheat
On Hand
On Hand v Hybrid Seed Gorn,
Soudan Grass Seed and Rape Seed
D. M. MacTavish
Phone 46 Brussels
Rape Seed 28c per lb.
Hybrid Corn $5.75 per bushel
We have Millette, Sorghum Seed and other
varieties of Seed Corn.
Full line of Mangel and Turnip Seed.
ATTENTION FARMERS—
We would like to handle your wool.
Pull Line of Feeds
For Better Results feed
Rose Brand Chick Starter
or O.A.C. Chick Starter
We have
— 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 yottr poultry to your satisfaction.
.N+ N
A. J. Pearson
Ethel Ont. Phone 22r7
Obituary
• * • it * i
Ronald Hamilton
i
On Tuesday morning the little ,
iu•fant ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton passsed away at the home
of iris parents'.
He is surviven by his parents,
four brothers and two sisters.
The funeral was held on 'Dhureday
afteirneon fsona: his home ,with the
':Rev. Mr. Keri' conducting the ser-
vice. Interment was made in the
Bruslse0s cemetery.
The instructor was, seeking re-
cruits. for the 'regimental band, and
approaching Private Brown he
inquired: -
"Do you play a musical ansitru-
ment?"
"Yes," replied Bn'twn, "but only at
tia¢ivs,'
,'Really,"'. said the instructor
"and what instrument do you play?"
`tSecond fidddle," retorted Pte.
Brown.,
'iSomebusybody has told my wife
that'I took you to a dance the other
night," said the manager to his
secretary.
"we1Q what about it?" narked the
.>"J 0: t makes you my former sec-
xetary'"m
MORRIS
Miss Iva Oldworfh, of Minneapolis,
Min„ Mass, A. Wildfoug and bwo
daughters of Exeter spent a clay
last week with her cousins Mr. and
Mils. LelsM1de Beirwes,
Mr. and 1Virs. Rosa Coats and son
of Fordwdd0r; Mr, and Mr, Geo. Cas.
lick of ''Teeswater, Spent Sunday
with Mr..and Mrs, Leslie Beirnes.
John and'Mrs. ySpeir received a
cable from their -son Jo)rnm in Eng-
land telling them of his intended
marriage on Jnly 1st to Mies Jean
Fowler of London, 'Eng. Marriage
to take place in the Presbyterian
Church -at G'older•'is Green.
Mr, and Mrs. John Spell- and fam
ily attended) a reunion, at the, home
of Mr. and Mrs.' Edgerton Roe.
Walton on Saturday, June 20th.
Mrs. W. H. Maunders' returned
home last week from Pickering
Ont., where she has been visiting
her daughter for the past three
months, Much improved in health
which her many friends will be glad
to know.
Mrs. Edna Young .received word
from her ton Priviate Norman! Young
overseas, that he had received the
watch which was given Oram; by bis
friends and neighbors.
BLUEVALE
The Young People's Union of the
United church had charge of the
evening service on Sunday. The
President, Fleming Jobudbou, pre -
,sided. The topic, "The History of
the Christian, Cbnurdl ," was, pre-
sented by George Thomrlson. A sing-
song of familiar hymns was enjoyed.
Rev O. Tavener closed the meeting
with prayer.
Charles, F. Johnston met with a
Painful accident when working in
the bush. He, was struck on. the knee
with a piece of wood.
Personale: Mr..and Mrs. Frank
Stamper and family, Mrs. 3. H.
!Smith. and Miss Muriel with Mr.
and Mrs'. Cleve Yeo at Paisley; Mr.
and Mrs George Love, accompanied
by their guest, Mts. Ingles, Dundas,
with Seafonth friends; Mrs. MoLen-
mon, Mus. A. MacEwen and Miss
Louie Paton , with Mrs. Charles
Jones, Auburn; Mrs. Laura Kirton
with Mr. an 'Mrs. James, Michie in
Morris; MA Margaret Curtis with
her 'sister; i,"rs. Harold, Procter,
M
'rI-IAT'S what everyone has to do these days
—manufacturers, dealers and consumers.
Because of the reduction of materials available
' for the manufacture of Duro Pumping Systems,
our many dealers have been requested to place the
few new Duro Pumps we can allot each one with
prospective purchasers whose war -time farm pro-
duction can be materially increased by having
running water.
These dealers, because we cannot supply as
many new Duro Pumps as they can sell, will be
anxious to keep every Duro Pump in their terri-
tory in good running order, so that it will give
maximum uninterrupted service.
The Duro dealer in your
-vicinity will be glad to service
and replace worn parts in
your Duro Pump. Have it
checked now to insure a con-
tinuation of the satisfactory
service to which you are ac-
customed.
The Duro Special shown
opposite pumps 250 gallons
per hour and has a 25 gallon
galvanized tank.
242
Wilton $i: Gillespie
Phone 68 Brussels
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED
London Hamilton Toronto Sudbury Winnipeg VancouVes
N.
swuo..
1 Lb.
SOLD IN
Baeker
Phone 6 Butcher
Good For
All Kindi of
Baking
for 19c
BRUSSELS AT
Bros.
Shop Brussels
Morris;
Mrs, !George
ThoOnSon,
son home
son Roy,
Smith;
summer
Elliott
Mrs. Leonard,
BUY WAR
Miss Sanderson,
Donaldson •
Toronto, at She
here; Mrs.. Mooney
Toronto, with Mrs.
Roy Mooney will spend
!here; Mr. and Mrs.
ands son Jack with
Elliott, Turners.
,..,....._,.._—:-..--
Mr. and
and W
'Sander•
and
A, D.
the
' Harry
Mr. and
GET YOUR I- ..MANENT
ON THE NEW
ZENITH HEATERi:ES3, ,
THERMIQUE
End Curls $1.25 and $1.75
and $2.25
Including Shampoo
permanent $2,00, $2.50
and $5.00 Including finger wive
and shampoo
Telephone 55x for an Appointment
IREENE PEASE
OVER PROCTOR'S. RESTAURANT
SAVING STAMPS—
ir—
HOWICK FARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Wroxeter, Ontario ,
June 15, 1942
ONE DAY 1NNFARER VICTORY
I make this
appeal to YOU
All over Canada and the United States the call has gone
out for CONSERVATION.
Fire causes the greatest of all wastes, not only of
material resources, but too often of life itself.
Will YOU therefore as loyal Canadians, do these things
TODAY—tomorrow may be too late.
Check and clean stove pipes and chimneys.
Clean up all rubbish.
Check over , your wiring, OR
Be sure all lamps and Lanterns are safe.
Be fire conscious NOW and ALWAYS.
PAINT GUARDS
THE HOME FRONT
Our Government recognizes
maintenance by placing
repairs and preservation
buildings.
SHERWIN
HOUSE
NEW
Ask to see the style
ideas
AS MODERN
S. W.
The only guaranteed
LIN X
This is the 'ideal finish
mobiles, carriages,
Covers
SEMI
SATIN
Beautiful walls woodwork
See Us
C. Zilliax
Hardware,
,LISTOWEL,
The
the wartime value of property
no present restrictions on normal
work on homes and essential
oseisEEEmosto
WILLIAMS
PAINT
SMART COLORS
guide book. It's full of the latest
in modern decoration.
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AS STREAMLINING
ENAMELOID
enamel for inside and outside use. ,
1 ire
CLEAR GLOSS
for floors,woodwork, linoleum, auto- ..
farm implements, boats and etc.
more surface than varnish.
ire
- LUSTRE
FINISHED ENAMEL
and furniture in the kitchen, bath
room and bedroom.
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Before Painting
and Son
Chinaware,
ONTARIO
Store With The Stock.